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Where in Tribeca?
A small but intricate detail on a handsome building that likely gets overlooked as you hustle by.... / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Baby clothes/supplies drive on Warren Street
Plus the Statue of Liberty museum has opened; more PRIDE at Soho Photo; the FDNY parties at City Hall; sidewalk bridges come down in front of the Woolworth Building. / 1 comment
West Thames bridge to be named for longtime downtown advocate
The EDC announced it will open the West Thames pedestrian bridge in the fall and name it after Robert R. Douglass, one of the founders of the Alliance for Downtown New York.
9/11 Memorial Glade has opened
The 9/11 Memorial Glade was formally dedicated last week to honor to those who suffer or have died from exposure to toxins in the aftermath of 9/11: first responders and recovery workers, survivors and community members. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Vinyl and CD sale at the Archive
Plus electronics recycling event in Fidi; Hudson River Park walkway is open; radical living at R&Co; lots of lavender events on Governors Island.
Community Board 1 agendas for June
A city ferry stop in BPC; a sidewalk cafe for Serafina; a liquor license for all sorts of additions to the malls, including McNally Jackson booksellers at the Seaport and much much more!
Where over Tribeca?
I know there are few ringers out there for whom this view is a daily occurence... / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Danny was ill, but is recovering
Plus the West Thames pedestrian bridge special delivery; a sunset singing circle with Terre Roche; sailing opportunities in the nabe and beyond; farewell to a feathered friend. / 10 comments
Where in (not quite) Tribeca?
Just your friendly neighborhood alligator (crocodile? do any New Yorkers know the difference?) making a break for it in a nearby doorway.... / 8 comments
Giant concert venue coming to 123 Greenwich
Live Nation and Legends Hospitality are proposing an 80,000-square-foot entertainment venue for the American Stock Exchange building, two blocks south of the World Trade Center. / 2 comments
Community Board says no to the White Street jail proposal
Too big, too vague and too unfair: CB1 layouts out a good dozen reasons why the city's plan to decentralize and close Riker's is not fully formed enough to get its support. / 5 comments
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. / 2 comments
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I thought it was to keep people from putting stuff that is over 16 ounces in the collection boxes... — Pam Frederick / Nosy Neighbor: Where have all the post office boxes gone?
The boxes pictured at B'way/Chambers are usually stuffed to the brim. So obviously many people still rely on snail mail.... — Makes You Go "Hmm-m-m" / Nosy Neighbor: Where have all the post office boxes gone?
And have you noticed they changed the slots for depositing mail? I guess it was done to deter people from... — Makes You Go "Hmm-m-m" / Nosy Neighbor: Where have all the post office boxes gone?
I think it would make sense to remove the majority of those boxes as the amount of snail mail has... — lowphat / Nosy Neighbor: Where have all the post office boxes gone?
Note when the article says “has a cult following” it means “every literate reader in greater New York City plus... — MM DeVoe / McNally Jackson coming to Seaport — with drinks
Tom, Sadly, I couldn't agree more. You described the updates accurately. Al — Al / AKA aka Smyth hotel lobby and bar to open in May
The project cannot start until DDC is done on Warren Street. — James / Plans filed for a hotel at 86 Warren