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The sturgeon have arrived
Pier 26 will be the home of a science playground that features two climbable fish. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: When will we see the giant sturgeon?
The 4000-square-foot playground at Pier 26 in Hudson River Park is under construction now. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Vinyasa on a vessel
Plus l'abeille's sister next door opens next week; a hip hop dance party in BPC; no CB1 meetings for August. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Interlude adding Sundays
Plus is CityMD closing? a refresh for the Washington Market Park tennis court mural; new directors for Soho Rep.
Seen & Heard: Zucker’s on its way
Plus planning workshops for Kimlau Square; reporting unlicensed cannabis shops; maternity designer Emilia George adds a boys collection. / 6 comments
Flashback: The iguana days of Pier 25
It was the early '90s and a 40-foot iguana that once stood on the roof of a Texas bar on Fifth Avenue somehow made its way to Tribeca. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: BMCC helps out WMP
Plus the viewiest spot in the 1st Precinct; oysters and champagne on the sidewalk; Real Pilates adds a BK location.
In the News: Celebrating Hudson River Park on its 25th
Former Gov. George Pataki and Manhattan Youth executive director Bob Townley reflect on the crazy efforts and wild dreams it took to create the park. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Summer restaurant week starts July 24
Plus a Matt Damon interview at Gran Morsi; story hour in City Hall Park; metalworking at the Seaport.
Field Trip: Shirley Chisholm State Park
A quick drive or an hour bike will get you to the largest state park in the city, opened in 2019. / 2 comments
The Latest: Battery Park City’s resiliency plans for the streets of Tribeca
In addition to adding height to walls in Battery Park City, plans still call for a wall along the bike path from Chambers to Harrison. / 9 comments
In the News: The Oped we’ve been waiting for
Two climate activists take on the Army Corps' plan for the west side that would most definitely ruin everything we value about living next to the river. / 7 comments
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