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Seen & Heard: It’s restaurant week!
Plus a local therapist is open for business; the Playground Committee for Hudson River Park hosts a luncheon; the icy sidewalks around abandoned lots. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Fuze House to open in March
Plus The Arches park under the Brooklyn Bridge gets a big grant; Gitano will open at Pier 17; another sidewalk bridge on Chambers and West Broadway.
Nosy Neighbor: What happened to the gas lamps at City Hall Park?
The park's fountain is surrounded by gas lamps that date back to 1872 and have not been burning for years. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Winter sing at Duane Park
Plus Santa's village on Warren; a scary subway encounter; holiday packages require an extra lobby.
Seen & Heard: The shed at One Hudson is coming down
Plus Flaweless has a holiday pop-up shop on White; count birds on Governors this weekend; registration is open for Little League. / 3 comments
More open space under the Brooklyn Bridge
The city has added a third of an acre to what they are calling The Arches, the space under the off ramps of the bridge.
Tribeca Plate at Bogardus Plaza will close Friday
The kiosk was first operated by Zucker's starting in June 2022, then Benvenuto starting in October 2023. / 11 comments
Seen & Heard: The new Leo at Bogardus
Plus a new mural on White and Broadway; a free event at PAC NYC's lobby stage; the train at Washington Market Park's playground is no more.
Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
Plus a turtle sighting in the Hudson; 60 Centre is a hexagon; liquor licenses for the New York Stock Exchange. / 15 comments
Seen & Heard: Brookfield rink will open this month
Plus film noir in Battery Park City; Casa Brazilian and its liquor license; Grand Banks open through Monday.
Getting control of the rat situation in Washington Market Park
The Parks Department will open the park late two mornings a week and use a battery of techniques to hopefully diminish the rat population. / 2 comments
An update on the Duane Park restoration project
The Friends of Duane Park are moving forward with their plan to restore the park to its original 1797 footprint, expanding to the south and west with more green. / 3 comments
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Contact Christopher Marte's office. They are very big on trees. — Heide Fasnacht / Nosy Neighbor: What happened to our trees?
Rooftop looks like the north side of Franklin Street, west of Hudson Street, across from Shinola. — james / In the News: Acquiring art at the Tribeca Ball
I have been attending to Zumba classes with Carlos Chavez more than 3 years. He is a great teacher, fantastic... — BGD / Nosy Neighbor: Can you take classes at Asphalt Green if you are not a member?
I agree that this is an example of government incompetence. They've probably had it on their to-do list since 2018:... — Thomas Hagen / Nosy Neighbor: What happened to our trees?
Zumba changed my life! Dancing at the park, with the breeze, the trees, the Hudson river, the birds and, of... — Alicia / Nosy Neighbor: Can you take classes at Asphalt Green if you are not a member?
I discovered Zumba with Carlos through as friend, and I have to say it was the best gift she ever... — AK / Nosy Neighbor: Can you take classes at Asphalt Green if you are not a member?
File a claim against the city in civil court. Sounds pretty simple, esp if the Coop has records of the... — J Frank P / Nosy Neighbor: What happened to our trees?