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Portrait of the Artist: Mary Jaeger
The latest in photographer Claudine Williams's series of Q&As with local people in the arts: the textile and clothing designer Mary Jaeger. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Jean Holabird at the Western Union building
Plus Museum of Ice Cream reopens in Soho; Battery Park City will recycle trees through Jan. 24; the Woolrich store in Soho has installed a room where it snows all the time. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Donate your soccer jerseys today!
Plus Jefferson Hayman at Amedee Gallery; two ambitious exhibits at the Museum of Chinese in America; and a free ballet Nutcracker at the Winter Garden this weekend.
The Archive of Contemporary Music is closing
The record archive known as ARC, founded by Tribeca resident b. George in 1977, is moving from its White Street location -- and its last annual holiday sale starts Saturday. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Pere Noel and friends come to Bowling Green
Plus a Korean opera singer performs at Jungsik; Nassau Street gets some color; a view of the last of the renovations (??) at Citibank from 99 Hudson. / 1 comment
In the News: Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall
Plus the DOE is seeking children who were attending local schools during 9/11; the rezoning of Soho and Noho; the status of resiliency at the Seaport. / 6 comments
In the News: James Cohan celebrates 20 years
Plus Miss Rachel adds an Upper West Side studio; OMNY system expands to South Ferry; a boy is assaulted by teens on Canal; lofts double as party spaces.
Seen & Heard: Lisa Stefanelli show on Artsy
Plus the Fulton Stall Market will host a holiday version with more vendors; a Greek restaurant with two other locations in the city is coming to the North End Grill space.
Seen & Heard: The invention of the Cosmo at the Odeon
Plus a hoodie that immortalizes Gee Whiz; Otto Penzler pens his obsession with mystery; added red detailing for Franklin Street.
Seen & Heard: Richard Serra in Chelsea
Plus a dress code at Let There Be Neon; last chance for the Fulton Stall Market at the Seaport; the ghost bike memorial on the bike path. / 4 comments
In the News: 9/11 Tribute Museum losing its home
Plus the Wall Street Whole Foods is taking shape; the president is suing Dean & DeLuca for rent money; another charge of assault for BPC resident. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Korean dessert tasting at Jungsik
Plus Tutto Il Giorno is now open for lunch on Saturdays; neighborhood ice rinks are warming up; Brookfield hosts a contest for the most creative use cans.
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Vornado was not involved in building the original 3 buildings, they bought an interest in them much later. — Reademan / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
There is parking -- the same that exists there now, however. And see this post on height.... — Tribeca Citizen / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
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Vornado has built 3 of the most ugly and brutalist buildings in the city. They are not great to live... — Will / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
I vote to regulate this person out of Tribeca for his comments. What a racist comment. The last thing we... — Italian / New plans afoot for the Sarabeth’s corner
Terrible for the neighborhood. Too tall, ugly does not add anything to Tribeca just more congestion and people. It will... — GB / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
(Pam's coverage of development issues is so amazing.) I choose to focus on the positive: 976 new homes, in a... — Komanoff / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza