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Century 21 opening “mid spring” — aka soon
The store is back from the dead, bringing retail back to four floors of its original location on Cortlandt Street. / 18 comments
City chooses consortium to develop Governors Island climate research center
SUNY Stony Brook is the lead organization for the $700 million "New York Climate Exchange" that will develop a small part of the southeast corner of the island. / 1 comment
Demolition of jails is paused for two weeks
City Hall has agreed to meet with elected officials first to explain why adaptive reuse is not an option for the two White Street jails. / 7 comments
Crowd Sourcing: New York City Budget Mad Libs!
At James Bogardus' suggestion, a Mad Lib for the cynics among us. (And let's face it, who isn't?) / 2 comments
Demolition to start on White Street jails
Permits have been filed to allow for the interior demolition work to start, despite the city's promises to consider adaptive reuse. / 26 comments
Seen & Heard: Buy Nothing Tribeca
Or is it Buy nothing, Tribeca? Plus bespoke tailor Stephen Seo moves to a new space on Laight; H&H on Church? Jewish Women's Theater at museum.
In the News: Serving Moroccan on Church
Plus analyzing Tribeca's retail market; the economic justice issues of food delivery; a Vipp showroom on Lispenard.
Celebrated restaurateur and chef coming to join Bâtard
Drew Nieporent and his restaurant group have operated a Michelin-starred restaurant out of that location since 1985, evolving with different chefs over the decades. / 10 comments
In the News: The crumbling floor of the Oculus
Plus a transgender activist at Soho Rep; Tribeca Ball fashion scene; Chinatown will get special rat treatments. / 1 comment
Immigrants line up for hours outside 26 Federal Plaza
The lines for the ICE offices on Worth and Broadway go around the block every day and some folks even camp out overnight. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Birch Coffee coming to Church
Plus an Earth Day celebration planned for City Hall Park; the Battery Park underpass is under construction; honoring North America's first synagogue.
New garbage rules have shopkeepers frustrated
Businesses are now required to put their garbage out at 8p, which is a challenge for anyone that closes at 5p. / 7 comments
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