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Christmas-Shopping Crunch Time
Having stopped by each and every store in Tribeca over the past few weeks, I can say with authority—and a bit of pride—that there's something here for everyone. / 2 comments
Newsletter: Dec. 16
First impressions of Compose • The Farber Center for Radiation Oncology • Gift guide: Final installment! • Tenoverten nail salon • Woolworth Building • Bouley Studio • What's up this weekend • More
Newsletter: Dec. 13 (Repeat)
You may have noticed that yesterday's newsletter had no links back to TribecaCitizen.com. I was certainly surprised, and I assumed the site had been hacked. The good news? The site wasn't hacked. The bad news? I simply forgot to add the links. Let's try it again....
Newsletter: Dec. 13
Updates on Bouley's Japanese restaurant, the café coming to Hudson and Thomas, and Hudson construction • Gift guide for much of northern Tribeca • What's up this week • Ilegal Mescal • Sales and deals • 71 Laight • More
Newsletter: Dec. 9
Nirvana burglarized • First impressions: Weather Up Tribeca • Gift guides for W. Broadway and N. Moore • Whole Foods coffee bar and hand-held registers • This weekend's events • Pier A proposal • One World Trade Center • More
Newsletter: Dec. 6
TCQ&A: Elisa Casas • Shop-Local Gift Guide: Greenwich Street and a grab bag • Twelve Tweets of Tribeca • Tiny's • Motorcycle club • M.S. Apothecary pop-up • Franklin Street Family Day • More
Newsletter: Dec. 2
2010 Shop-Local Gift Guide • What's up this weekend • First impressions: Unleashed by Petco • Compose restaurant • Big new boutique on Franklin • Toys and kids' clothes pop-up shop • More
November Refresher
Robert De Niro! Miniature golf! Champagne and caviar! Styrofoam mosques! Tiny Furniture! The Olsen twins! In case you missed it, here’s what happened in Tribeca this month. As always: If you find this useful and/or and/or informative, please share it. / 2 comments
Newsletter: Nov. 26
2010 Shop-Local Gift Guide • An update on 77 Reade • LMDC handouts • 187 Franklin rejected • Another building comes back to life • Sales • 9/11 Memorial • And more
Newsletter: Nov. 22
Gift guide: Warren and Murray • Pas de Deux salon • Emergency Medical Care • Tweets of Tribeca • Lots of deals • Pier 25 too soulless? • Five Franklin Place • 5 Beekman • Calendar of events • And more
Newsletter: Nov. 18
New kid on the block: Da Mikele • 1 World Trade cladding • Robert De Niro • Trump Soho • TCQ&A: Connie Connors • New Tribeca history book • Party Swank • "Next Iron Chef" finalists • Seasonal Whispers • Canstruction • Calendar • More
Newsletter: Nov. 15
New buildings, part 2 • Ice rink canceled this year • Jazz bar in the works • Dining in total darkness • Thanksgiving desserts • "Tiny Furniture" • The short, noble life of Hannah Senesh • Cowgirl Sea-Horse deal • New shop on Franklin • Much more. / 3 comments
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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
Yup, I'm with you generally. I'd always like to see more money for community benefits, since you know the developers... — malcolm / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
this isn't safe for the tenants or the businesses on the block. Vernado lies about affordable housing and doesn't care... — NY Native / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
Great project. Streetscape improvements and removal of the parking driveway from Greenwich will be huge benefits to the community. Nice... — person / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
I’m quite far from a “free market” person, but are you suggesting the government regulate the type of cuisine restaurants... — Cd / New plans afoot for the Sarabeth’s corner
I had the same thought/concern regarding the influx of Italian eateries into the neighborhood. It would be nice if there... — Paul / New plans afoot for the Sarabeth’s corner