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January 11, 2021

More timely commentary on Franklin. This time: # ! …

The windows of a taxpayer on Franklin continue to share commentary on the latest shenanigans in Washington. / 1 comment

What Tribecans cared about in 2020

A list of the 25 posts that received the most traffic over a year like no other, including the deaths of three prominent members of the community.

January 7, 2021

New Doctors in the House: Step Up Footcare, Foot Doctor of New York and Empower Your Smile

The neighborhood has three new practices: two podiatrists and a dentist have set up shop recently.

January 6, 2021

Community Board 1 agendas for January

More on the tower development for 250 Water; the borough based jail for Chinatown; and a liquor license for Cocoon. / 4 comments

Recent Comments
  • The last star on Walker has dimmed. They will be missed. — R. / Old Kid on a New Block: Finlay + Gage

  • David and Judy are part of what makes our community so special! — madeline lanciani / Old Kid on a New Block: Finlay + Gage

  • i commented before on this park and how it was renovated 3 times since i have lived here which is... — adam glassman / Skateboarders discover Bogardus Plaza

  • There’s also a van at the corner of Water and Whitehall next to the SI Ferry terminal. Black van with... — Hudson River / Working the line at CityMD

  • If skaters damage the plaza, and if they pose a hazard to others, then it's right that the skating should... — Marcus / Skateboarders discover Bogardus Plaza

  • OBSESSED with Street! my god, how she captured the essence of the city - the faces of all the people,... — urban cowgirl / James Nares on the ’70s Tribeca art scene: “It was like a playground.”

  • As long as the majority of skaters are somewhat mindful of others and not creating havoc, I see nothing wrong.... — Emmanuel Rocha / Skateboarders discover Bogardus Plaza

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In the News: Chinatown left out of city grants

Plus one of the victims of last Saturday's rampage speaks to CBS2; Curbside Canvas moves uptown.

January 4, 2021

Anthony Notaro, longtime CB1 member and chair, dies at 69

Over the two decades he lived in Battery Park City, Notaro dedicated his non-working hours to the community, serving on countless committees, boards, panels and coalitions.

December 31, 2020

As this crazy year draws to a close…

A local company diverts its usual end-of-year swag budget to an effort to support the city's hungry. Plus a list of local non-profits who can always use some help. / 1 comment

December 29, 2020

Analyzing the economic impact of covid in Tribeca

A company that tracks location data from apps has calculated that 3500 Tribecans have emigrated, based on the fact that they have been gone for eight weeks. It has cost us. / 15 comments

Seen & Heard: Look out below

A trampoline appears to have landed on Broadway; Pen Parentis + winter + poetry; a ground breaking at 65 Franklin. / 3 comments

December 25, 2020

The best (and maybe only) way to celebrate the holidays: Take a stroll.

Not that you all don't know where you're going, but if you need some direction, follow this route for some holiday cheer. Merry + happy to all! / 4 comments

December 24, 2020

In the News: Greg’s Trees makes it on Chambers

It was a good year for Christmas tree sellers; plus Soho Rezoning and its affect on the council race; a push for BMCC profs to strike.

December 23, 2020

The dizzying rules of outdoor dining

Do outdoor spaces close at 10? 11? Where do the heaters go? How is any of this going to work? / 5 comments

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