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In the News: Local pools can reopen
Plus a critic's eye on Soho graffiti; cops draw guns on protestors near Foley Square; Ground Zero workers hit harder by Covid-19.
Several car windshields smashed in Battery Park City
Two readers called today to report that a row of at least seven cars had been vandalized in the wee hours of the morning on North End Avenue. Parkers beware. / 4 comments
Patron of the New patrons robbed at gunpoint
Three men were robbed at gunpoint on Tuesday in front of the store, with the suspects escaping by car with $14,000 worth of cash and goods. / 19 comments
Seen & Heard: Ok Uniform still open for business
Plus the Manhattan borough president offers grants for community groups; Adele Rahte shows at the Western Union building. / 7 comments
USPS truck set ablaze on Lispenard
A US Postal Service truck parked on Lispenard was set ablaze by a homeless man in the early morning hours of Saturday; flames reached nearly two stories. / 1 comment
In the News: City budget cuts include placard enforcement
With the NYPD enforcement unit now abolished, and no sign of the new tech solutions in place, it looks like we are back to square one. / 1 comment
Odeon boarded up; several store windows broken last night
Tribeca Apothecary, Max and The Liquor Store -- the Todd Snyder store -- all had their windows smashed yesterday, along with 100 stores across the city. / 15 comments
Seen & Heard: The flyover and a city that’s unimpressed
During the Blue Angels flyover, the NYPD boat got the biggest cheers; beware Amazon delivery scams; a tiny play for a time of no plays. / 4 comments
Man dies after falling to Washington Street
A man died yesterday after falling from 440 Washington, just south of Desbrosses. Little other detail has emerged. / 2 comments
In the News: One last shot for the Bridge Cafe?
The second generation owner of the two-century-old bar may have to toss in the towel. Plus an underground railroad stop at 36 Lispenard; the timeline of the Weinstein investigation. / 2 comments
The building — and the history — destroyed at 70 Mulberry
The Museum of Chinese in America housed its entire collection at the building -- save what's on display -- and curators are assuming it is now all lost. / 4 comments
Three alarm fire last night in Chinatown
A three-alarm fire at 70 Mulberry injures three plus two firefighters and destroys a building built in the 1890s that once houses PS 23 and now is home to several community groups. / 4 comments
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