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Seen & Heard: More outdoor seating for Tribeca’s Kitchen
Plus the new protected bike lanes emerge on Varick; aka Tribeca no longer listed, but not gone yet; Wall Street Hotel scheduled for this fall. / 10 comments
Duane Street Hotel has closed
The hotel opened here in 2007 and added to the local restaurant scene with Graffiti Earth / 11 comments
The Candidates 2021: The list to date for the June 22 primary
Random selection was used to decide who goes to the top of the ballot; plus early voting starts for the primary on June 12, but make sure you check your site. / 3 comments
The Candidates 2021: Susan Damplo for CD1
The Village resident, lawyer and judge discusses the closing of Rikers, addressing quality of life crimes and the plague of otherism in our society. / 14 comments
Made in Tribeca: Startover
Two local residents have started an online forum to discuss topics related to wellness, work, wealth and lifestyle as a way to benefit from the curveballs the pandemic has thrown us all. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Go Cards!
Plus Patisserie Chanson now targets end of summer; covid testing on Hudson; PJ Clarke's is back open; Parm is still (and maybe permanently) closed. / 4 comments
Protected bike lanes coming to Varick and Church this month
The city DOT will install curbside protected bike lanes down Varick and West Broadway and up Church and Sixth from Laight to Barclay. / 27 comments
The Candidates 2021: Maud Maron for CD1
The Soho resident, public defender and parent of four kids talks about public safety, the local economy and historic districts among other topics. / 16 comments
The Candidates 2021: Gigi Li for CD1
Currently chief of staff for the office she is running for, the Chinatown resident discusses the borough based jail, affordable housing and other quality of life issues. / 6 comments
CEC elections are going on now — and good luck trying to vote
For the first time, elections for the Community Education Council for School District 2 are open to all public school parents. Of course it's not a simple process. / 1 comment
Part Two: Photos of 9/11 taken from 310 Greenwich and undiscovered until now
A grand nephew finds a series of snapshots taken from a south-facing balcony at IPN of the collapse of the World Trade Center and its affect on the neighborhood below. / 6 comments
Photos of 9/11 taken from 310 Greenwich and undiscovered until now
A grand nephew finds a series of snapshots taken from a south-facing balcony at IPN of the collapse of the World Trade Center and its affect on the neighborhood below. / 1 comment
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Thanks for article...such a ugly site walking out the front door...and wondering when it will end!!! — Vivian / Nosy Neighbor: What’s going on in the construction yard on Harrison?
Any updates on this one? — P / Carnegie Diner and Cafe plans approved for 200 Chambers
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