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In the News: New gallery on Franklin
Plus a high-tech plan for protecting downtown from flooding: sandbags; a negative review for Au Cheval; evaluating affordability in Battery Park City; Airbnb gets into the hotel business.
In the News: The Oculus has a leak
Plus a quick interview with Larry Silverstein on attracting commercial tenants to Fidi; the ugly LED billboard floats on; new feathered tenants for Water Street. / 4 comments
Where in Tribeca?
This woodland creature and his pals are also joined by a few lizards adorning this downtown gem. / 7 comments
A fundraiser for the victim of accident on Murray
A longtime resident writes to say that a fundraiser has been set up by co-workers at the city's Human Resources Administration office at Barclay and West streets.
Franklin Street station to close for weeks this summer
There will be no uptown service at the Franklin Street 1 station starting June 10 through July while the MTA installs flood protection at the station. / 8 comments
Looking back on 25 years of Taste, and looking forward to this weekend
Started in 1994 by a bunch of PS 150 parents who wanted to bring art back to their kids' school, the event has grown to include more than 60 neighborhood restaurants.
Lower Manhattan reaches pre-9/11 employment levels
The latest report on the health of downtown business shows that a quarter million people are now working in the private sector downtown, and dozens of buildings are going online (in case you didn't notice).
Where in Tribeca? Mother’s Day edition
A greeting -- and an apology -- to all the moms out there on your designated day of rest? celebration? little league? / 2 comments
Eyesore of the Week: Mailboxes of Tribeca
These are federal property and the Post Office should care for them properly -- and give our streets a bit of a pick-me-up. / 13 comments
In the News: Traffic light for South End Avenue
Plus new tenants at 7 World Trade; bogus boat rides at The Battery; a hotel planned for Fulton and Broadway; Fulton Plaza Apartments sold.
Seen & Heard: The Odeon in the 1930s
Plus early morning birding in The Battery; the Fulton Stall summer market is open on Sundays; construction fences are coming down on Warren. / 10 comments
In the News: BMCC is one of few early voting sites
Plus a billion-dollar conversion of One Wall; ballfield terrace overlook will be rebuilt; a tour of colonial America that you can touch. / 4 comments
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Ruben, you are correct that is me in the article a while back and to answer Jenny's question dated May... — Sonia F. Stock / Where in Tribeca?
The Oculus is easily the biggest waste of space and money I have ever seen in my lifetime. What a... — PeterD / In the News: The Oculus has a leak
Sorry to see them go. I could always count on them when I needed a special gift for the kids... — JSM / More bad news: Torly Kid will close mid-summer
"I'm shocked! With all the money they spent, I can't believe the Oculus leaks!"...said no one ever. — Makes You Go "Hmm-m-m" / In the News: The Oculus has a leak
Attempted repair in April using Flex Tape https://ny.curbed.com/2019/5/13/18617565/oculus-world-trade-center-skyline-ripped-rubber-seal-leaking — Ruben / In the News: The Oculus has a leak
As for the billboard, couldn't the city fine the advertisers who use the billboard? That might be an effective way... — Marcus / In the News: The Oculus has a leak
Could this be the TC Sonia? https://commercialobserver.com/2017/08/douglas-ellimans-sonia-stock-on-her-journey-from-tennis-pro-to-broker/ — Ruben / Where in Tribeca?