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April 21, 2018

Seen & Heard: Town Stages vs. the Neighbors

Plus: Helicopters flying under the Brooklyn Bridge; new opening forecast for Maharishi's shop on Lispenard; the underside of the FDR Drive is being painted lavender; Franklin Street paint job; Spring Street Park; new Seaport shops and gallery.

April 20, 2018

Seen & Heard: Opening Forecast for Summer Day Café and Holy Ground

Plus: More details on this week's military maneuvers; Grand Banks merchandise; New York Academy of Art's Open Studios event is tonight; more Peanuts murals; helicopter tourism's unknown economic benefits.

April 19, 2018

The “Fearless Girl” Statue Is Being Moved

Moreover, the city is considering moving "Charging Bull," too. / 2 comments

Seen & Heard: Au Cheval Isn’t Opening Anytime Soon

Plus: Comedy night at 1803; progress at building at Canal and Greene; Murray storefront still available; paintings at A+E Studios. / 3 comments

Recent Comments
  • They have absolutely killed one of the most iconic views in the western hemisphere. — Bynorthemore / The First Real Look Inside Pier 17

  • You uncharacteristically don’t really say what you thought of it (“dramatic” can go either way). I realize it was a... — Hudson River / The First Real Look Inside Pier 17

  • Those helicopters are from the 160th special operations aviation regiment. They are the best helicopter pilots in the world. The... — Jim / Military Helicopters Scare Lower Manhattan

  • These helicopters are military. They are part of the 160th SOAR, the US Army’s Special Operations Aviation Regiment. These pilots... — BKR / Military Helicopters Scare Lower Manhattan

  • The Long object on the front of the helicopter is not a gun. It is a fuel line and connection... — BKR / Military Helicopters Scare Lower Manhattan

  • Good work Erik! — Robert Ripps / Seen & Heard: Teens Attack Battery Park City Man

  • Yep, but I don't know whether those are Parks Department restrooms or Seaport District ones. — Erik Torkells / The First Real Look Inside Pier 17

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April 18, 2018

Seen & Heard: The WTC Performing Arts Center Is Taking Shape

Plus: Chipotle and Blaue Gans have reopened; Peanuts murals by various artists; bubble tea shop now open on Chambers; celebrate mushroom sustainability at Graffiti Earth; when Grand Banks will start serving food; "Big Bank Attack" shoot.

April 17, 2018

Seen & Heard: A Better Look Inside Trader Joe’s

The store will have at least 29 registers. Plus: Grand Banks opens Friday for drinks; Cass Lilien's note to the thief who burgled her studio; thoughts on a first visit to Frenchette; free paper shredding at Duane Park; Anyway Café on Broome; Barney Savage Gallery show. / 5 comments

April 16, 2018

Seen & Heard: Jewelry Store Burgled

Plus: The Ghostbusters firehouse is completely revealed, but one of the sidewalk icons is gone; Taste of Battery Park City is this weekend; "Ray Donovan" shoot; W. Broadway condo update; 3 World Trade Center's hoist is nearly removed. / 3 comments

April 13, 2018

In the News: Pedestrian Hit by Falling Scaffolding

Plus: Where to eat duck around here; Bar Works founder, accused of Ponzi scheme, appeared in court; actor Steve Schirripa's Sunday routine; free drama.

April 11, 2018

Seen & Heard: Sneak Preview of Pier 17

Plus: Another Starbucks; poems to magically appear on rainy days; the new building at Washington and Desbrosses (and musing about what comes next); "The Good Fight" shoot. / 1 comment

Seen & Heard: Arborcide on Warren

Plus: What's happening in the old Maserati showroom; hair-removal salon on Duane appears open; sidewalk seating at Khe-Yo; enforcing the rules for semi-public spaces; yoga studio finally gets signage; "Tape" shoot. / 1 comment

April 10, 2018

In the News: Three New Ice Cream Shops

All just out of easy reach. Plus: A classic "overheard" anecdote; building at Canal and Cortlandt Alley to become offices; Tribeca gallery now accepting donations; more thefts, including construction equipment from the World Trade Center. / 2 comments

April 9, 2018

In the News: Dog Run at Risk of Sinkhole

Plus: City Hall Park's next sculpture show will involve kitchen utensils; Foundrae has plans for a men's clothing line; progress on Bronx and Lower East Side ferry routes. / 8 comments

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