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A decade in the making, Bogardus Plaza is open
With no fanfare, the plaza opened to the public this morning. It's a great addition to the neighborhood. / 14 comments
The Hideaway has closed till spring
The Hideaway, which made the most of a bad situation since the pandemic started, has closed for the season. / 1 comment
Broken Spaces: Imagining a new four-acre St. John’s Park
A pair of architects have created a plan for the four-acre traffic circle that is the off ramps for the Holland Tunnel. There is no doubt it would be transformational. / 16 comments
It’s Time.
A clock that matches the history of the neighborhood and the talents of James Bogardus is installed in the plaza. / 6 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Why are there so many dead fish in the river?
I am not going to say it, but I think we are all thinking the same thing. It's a bit much to take. / 3 comments
In the News: All-women team demolishes Weinstein offices
Plus the Brady-Bundchens unload one Tribeca pad; Deron Williams sells on N. Moore; a racoon also ditches his digs at 110 Hudson. / 4 comments
Pearl River Mart will close in the new year
The Chinatown/Soho/Tribeca stalwart -- in business for five decades here -- is the latest victim of the pandemic, but there may be a glimmer of hope on the horizon. / 12 comments
Poets House will close indefinitely
The first cultural institution in the neighborhood to give in to the pandemic, the poetry library in Battery Park City will let go its staff and its top two directors will retire. / 1 comment
An update from an Alumnae alumna
Leigh Stackpole writes with an update on her activities, news of an upcoming show at Patrick Parrish, and the horrible story of her son as a victim of police brutality.
Community Board 1 agendas for December
A somewhat quiet month at CB1, but it will include more discussion of the Howard Hughes towers in the Seaport Historic District at 250 Water. / 3 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Who is running the Christmas tree market on Greenwich?
The current vendor, hailing from New Hampshire, is paying the second highest fee in the city, but way down from just a few years ago. / 22 comments
Seen & Heard: Local maker trunk show this week
Plus the Luminaries light show is back at Brookfield; Trinity Church to add a digital sign to the fence of St. Paul's Chapel.
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Always wondered how they managed to stay in business this long… Walk (or bike) to Chinatown for better food, lower... — Robert Ripps / Mr Chow is indeed closing
Not MTA. Not TA. Not BMT. Not Beach. — Robert Ripps / Massive underground spa and meditation space coming to Broadway and White
No. — Robert Ripps / Massive underground spa and meditation space coming to Broadway and White
This is really cool. I always thought it was the WTC construction that displaced Little Syria, so interested to learn... — malcolm / Artwork dedicated to Little Syria in Fidi
Hi Lisa, Thank you for the insight, I went today and through enjoyed my sandwich as well. Cheers! -Rick — Rick / Sandwich shop coming to Church and Duane
This is tragic. Mr Chow has been part of the fabric of this corner for two decades — the kind... — N Moore Girl / Mr Chow is indeed closing
It's been pretty much downhill since The Harrison closed. Though Teakwood and Upon the Palace are good recent additions to... — Richard / Mr Chow is indeed closing