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Seen & Heard: Free lunch at Goldman
Goldman Sachs is hosting live music and free food from local restaurants today at Brookfield; more generous gifts from MacKenzie Scott; Takahachi baked goods coming to Wooster. / 1 comment
In the News: Shake Shack manager sues police unions
Plus the owner of several Fidi buildings cashes in; the road to restaurant recovery; Soho rezoning lawsuit can continue. / 2 comments
ICYMI: Voting has started
Early voting started Saturday and runs through June 20. Check your polling site.
Neighbors organizing (and suing) to fight 250 Water plans
The Seaport Coalition is circulating a petition to fight Howard Hughes' plans in the Seaport historic district in advance of Monday's CB1 Land Use meeting on the subject. / 6 comments
The Candidates 2021: Jenny Low for CD1
In the final profile of city council candidates, the Little Italy resident on supporting small business, keeping housing affordable, getting guns off city streets and more. / 8 comments
City plans three homeless shelters for downtown
The city's goal is to house the homeless population in their own districts. Ours has 600, but no permanent shelters to date. 52 William and 105 Washington will be the first. A shelter on Canal will serve CD2. / 43 comments
Seen & Heard: Church Street School block party Sunday
Plus Governors Island will have late Fridays and Saturdays starting in July; L&O perks up the streetscape; Frenchette Bakery is now seven days. / 1 comment
Community Board 1 agendas for June
Discussions on the Loft's Candies building, Marc Forgione's new project, the African Burial Ground, PS 150's new digs, and more. / 11 comments
BPCA will pursue design/build plans for resiliency in Tribeca and Rockefeller
Plans to protect Battery Park City will include barriers along West Street as far up as N. Moore, as well as a new design for the north section of Rockefeller. / 16 comments
The return of the banks and their people
With Goldman workers due back mid-June and an influx of Citi employees coming in July, there could be as many as 10,000 workers back in the neighborhood. / 4 comments
Governors Island upzoning on its way to City Council vote
The City Council votes today to upzone 34 acres on the southeast end of Governors Island, paving (literally) the way for 225-foot buildings. / 9 comments
In the News: Mayoral candidate arrested in protest
One mayoral candidate is arrested, another is booed, all right here; plus the neighborhoods with the highest real estate prices now; a new show at Patrick Parrish. / 7 comments
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So sad. I am praying for her family. Anyone who needs help during this time everyone is suffering in their... — Native / A woman dies after jumping from 41 River Terrace
Fascinating story of sustainability. Looks so fresh and beautiful. — j. / Field Trip: Freshkills Park
I commiserate! I have been parking my car in that garage for nearly 40 years! It's the least expensive garage... — Elizabeth / Neighbors organizing against homeless shelter for Wooster Street
This is terribly tragic. — j. / A woman dies after jumping from 41 River Terrace
108 Leonard? — James / Where in Tribeca?
Is that 287 Broadway? — Robert Ripps / Where in Tribeca?
I was there she hit the ground 5 feet from my car. Very tragic I took video of the incident.... — Witness / A woman dies after jumping from 41 River Terrace