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Seen & Heard: The spa at Governors Island is open
Plus Jazz at the Poster Museum starts up again; Manhattan Youth and Tribeca Dental Studio collecting goods for refugees; Jay Z on the war on drugs.
The borough based jails in the news
And a Times story recounts neighborhood protests over the construction of a jail on White Street -- 40 years ago. / 1 comment
A Tribeca connection to the war in Ukraine
Local resident and trainer Elena Soskina spent last week getting her brother's family out of Ukraine; now the trainers who use her studio on Church and White have donated their time to the cause. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: The Smyth Bar is open to the public
Plus Oscar Howe at the Museum of the American Indian; Girl Scout Troop 6000 selling cookies at the Seaport; last chance to apply to CB1. / 4 comments
There is a solution for abandoned dining sheds
The Department of Transportation will remove unused sheds, but you have to take a number. / 32 comments
A lawsuit, and then a death, that started with a fall on the cobblestones
A neighbor has sued the city for what she maintains was a senseless and devastating accident. / 16 comments
Community Board 1 agendas for March
Lots of liquor license news, plus more on resiliency, demographics and placard parking.
Seen & Heard: Terra’s new “across the street”
A new pizza bar on West Broadway. Plus a finish date for Vestry construction?; Citi Bikes for miles; comments for congestion pricing. / 7 comments
It’s time to fix the cobblestones on Greenwich
The roadway has become wavy, with gaps so large between the stones they will trap a bike tire. / 29 comments
Celebrating the year of the tiger, and protesting the jail
The streets were once again packed for the annual street party, with an added layer of protest this time. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Jail protest for Lunar New Year
Another protest is planned for Sunday at 1. Plus Miriam has reopened; the Journal Gallery shows the paintings of Brooklyn houses; Portuguese tartlets at Veranda.
Nosy Neighbor: Who pays for the maintenance of Bogardus Plaza?
The city has a very small role in maintaining the plaza; it is almost entirely funded by donations.
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I cannot believe he said that, nor that anyone believed that. — James Bogardus / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
Chris Marte told us during his reelection campaign that the development is not moving forward now and that is pushing... — B / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
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