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Your New Neighbor: Dr. Paul Hokemeyer
He's an addiction psychotherapist you might have seen on "The Dr. Oz Show." / 1 comment
In the News: WFC Redesign
Plus: Salt shed opposition; more on new Weather Up bar; dog owners want leash-free Battery Park; keeping up with the Kardashians. / 3 comments
In the News: A Heck of a Salt Shed
Plus: Fancy ice at a new Duane Street bar; pop-up bar; Bobby Flay; Eileen Fisher; 18th-century ship at WTC; East-side bus; Vesey Street bridge.
Seen & Heard: Jim Carrey
Plus: What's happening to the TAMA space; a restaurant hostess vents; new museum café; CSA farm festival (and winter fruit share); Khushi soap deal; TRX studio details; Tribeca Beauty Spa deals.
In the News: Inside 1 World Trade
Plus: Campbell Brown bought on Murray; Westboro Baptist Church is protesting here tonight; drama at SoulCycle; Park51 design; the glory that is Matsugen.
In the News: Marco Canora
Plus: Pelea happy hour; actor Michael Imperioli; economist Nouriel Roubini; the Conrad hotel.
In the News: Justin Timberlake
...is moving to Soho. Plus: LMDC windfall for downtown (and WFC arts center); Danny Meyer restaurants; trays; Lady Gaga looks at Vestry; Hallmark war protestors; Michelin ratings; 279 Broadway; more. / 2 comments
In the News: WFC Revamp
Plus: Frank Gehry on Beekman Tower; Brendan Fraser; Century 21 selling fake bags?; a disappointing façade reveal; Marc Forgione on his TV show; Andrew Carmellini's new restaurant; a penthouse triplex; IPN appeal.
In the News: Mehtaphor Menu
Plus: Kardashians to move into a Tribeca hotel and film spin-off; artist Katy Martin; choreographer Carrie Ahern.
Homemade Halloween
A cupcake graveyard, a vampire-bite necklace, creepy crudités: Former Tribecan Alicia Kachmar has a new book, "Witch Craft," that's full of ways to make Halloween even more fun.
In the News: Mehtaphor Opening
Plus: 7-9 Harrison to be sold; more Park51 renderings and membership details; "Office Hours" review; Rector Square; Puffy's bartender; 20x24 Polaroid camera; artist Dan Colen.
In the News: Isn’t It Rich?
Tribeca makes a most-expensive list. Plus: Thefts at the Hallmark retirement home; more on the medical center at 200 Chambers; a run-in at Kings Pharmacy; and a mural by Shepard Fairey and CityKids.
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