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The Candidates 2022: Dan Goldman for the 10th Congressional District
The lead counsel for the House impeachment investigation of Donald Trump is raising five kids in Tribeca and coaching soccer in his spare time. / 6 comments
The Candidates 2022: Vittoria Fariello for State Senate District 27
The Gateway resident is a litigator, a former lawyer for the city and an elected district leader for downtown.
Proposed Council District 1 ditches a chunk of the Village
The new district is a bit tidier, and a bit smaller as well.
Seen & Heard: Burger Village is open
Plus Gitano Island on Governors is open; Bobby Van's in Fidi has closed; and a reflection on working life on Broad Street. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Di Fara Pizza is open
Plus City of Water Day is this weekend; an Indian takeover at Crown Shy; Hall des Lumieres opens in September.
Nosy Neighbor: Why are DOB cars allowed to park in Loading Zones?
Several Murray Street residents say official city cars are hogging up the loading zone, making it impossible for commercial deliveries on the block. / 7 comments
The Candidates 2022: Jo Anne Simon for the 10th Congressional District
The Brooklyn state assemblymember, who has been in office since 2015, was first driven to politics by local gun violence. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Jungsik pastry chef’s shop is a hit
Plus the 10th Congressional District forum on YouTube; summer events at Pier 26; Dianne Talan paints Chambers from two decades ago. / 2 comments
Community Board 1 agendas for July
Updates on the city's resiliency efforts, 5 World Trade Center, PS 150's move and more. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Smyth Tavern getting closer?
Plus a view of the Clipper Race fleet in the Hudson; the Patriot leaves its last goodbyes on the door.
The Candidates 2022: Deborah Glick wins assembly primary
About 20 percent of the district voted -- and the second primary is on August 23, which could have an even lower turnout. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Happy Pride
Plus City Hall gets a new lighting system; a Soho staple closes after 57 years; five are recognized for their service to Downtown.
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