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In the News: Placard enforcement is over – already
Plus a dozen elderly tenants face eviction; a woman is saved from the river by sailing instructors; downtown before humans.
Two of the downtown BIDs are setting up Open Street spaces
The Downtown Alliance and the Hudson Square BID are creating open street dining for some of their restaurants, and taking some of that burden off already struggling businesses. / 1 comment
A string of closings, perhaps to be followed by more
Salaam Bombay has left its longtime spot on Greenwich; plus Pixel Academy, Brooklyn Game Lab, Flowers by Yasmine and 10 Corso Como have all closed permanently. / 8 comments
Just how masked is Tribeca?
A completely unofficial, unscientific study shows that a majority -- but certainly not 100 percent -- are using masks on public streets. / 10 comments
Redesign project for Brooklyn Bridge taking opinions
The public can join in for a discussion -- and competition by the Van Alen Institute -- on how to imagine the bridge's overcrowded walkway. / 3 comments
A short bike around the neighborhood — then and now
The neighborhood went quiet in March and April, then started to reopen in May, then boarded up in June and is now back from under its shroud -- somewhat.
NYPL opens eight locations – but not ours yet
The public library branch on Murray Street is nearing completion after two years, but the libraries in the neighborhood remain closed for the coronavirus.
A homeless encampment on Franklin and frustrated neighbors
Neighbors on Franklin between Varick and Hudson have had a homeless encampment on their block for months, even as the city continues to reach out. / 27 comments
In the News: Bleak picture for Shake Shack
Plus demo permits are filed for the taxpayer at Church and Lispenard; a hockey player cooks with Forgione; mapping PPP loans. / 3 comments
The latest openings around the neighborhood
With retail reopening, there's a whole new crop of local spots back in business: Stella, Flowers by Yasmine, Babesta; Plus Go Catering and Locanda Verde on the restaurant scene. / 9 comments
Local Business Update: Tribeca Grill
The restaurant, which has been in Tribeca for 30 years, will reopen once they know they can not just pay the rent but celebrate all that dining out means to customers and owners. / 3 comments
A literal look back at 9/11 and Tribeca Hardware
A view of Tribeca Hardware from the same perspective over the course of just a couple weeks is a symbol of how that business and its landlord weathered the events of 9-11 -- as did the rest of the neighborhood. / 3 comments
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I am reading these comments and wonder seriously if I have swallowed something and am living in a totally different... — cami / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
Agreed. The spike in crime, and the mayhem in major cities across this country represent utter failure of progressive Democratic... — PeterD / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
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I am responding to Bizarro World. I totally agree with you. I want a " safe neighborhood". Not what is... — Tribeca Original / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
I feel terrible for Tokyo Bay and the Hideaway. The city has no right to block their outdoor space. Other... — Tribeca Original / Nosy Neighbor: When will the Citi Bike stations be re-installed?
Peter and Andy may they RIP. Both wonderful people. Hopefully both Gee Whiz and Tribeca Kitchen survive this horrible time.... — Tribeca Original / Gee Whiz opened yesterday!
Sounds good and bet they taste delicious!......would be a big hit out here in the Hamptons where people love to... — Richard Kurtz / Made in Tribeca: Island Ice NYC