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Anthony Notaro, longtime CB1 member and chair, dies at 69
Over the two decades he lived in Battery Park City, Notaro dedicated his non-working hours to the community, serving on countless committees, boards, panels and coalitions.
Listen Up: The Year in Music
A local live music aficionado -- deprived this year from his usual haunts -- shares his annual best of list for 2020. / 1 comment
Portrait of the Artist: Rosemary Lepre Forman
The latest in photographer Claudine Williams's series of Q&As with local people in the arts: the costume designer Rosemary Lepre Forman. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Kevin Love loves New Yorkers
Plus a look inside a Stella bedroom; art through the windows at Pace. / 1 comment
TCQ&A: Jon Pepper
The Battery Park City resident just released his second corporate satire, "Heirs on Fire," which is set on our streets and in our bars and restaurants.
TCQ&A: Will Heinrich
The writer and New York Times art critic recently celebrated the Tribeca Gallery District in a heartening post. He also grew up here, and still visits his childhood home in Tribeca. / 6 comments
An update from an Alumnae alumna
Leigh Stackpole writes with an update on her activities, news of an upcoming show at Patrick Parrish, and the horrible story of her son as a victim of police brutality.
TCQ&A: Indira Cesarine
The artist, publisher and gallerist on the most romantic spots in Tribeca, ways to expand your art collection during the pandemic, and making her neighbors smile.
In the News: 45 Park Place stalled out?
Plus Eileen Fisher's Tribeca roots; home cooking from a fashion designer; identify the location of this penthouse! / 2 comments
In the News: 456 Greenwich on track for April 2022
The loans are for sale, but the building is moving ahead; a badass at PQ; 87 Leonard sues its developer; Mariah's triplex digs on Franklin. / 2 comments
The woman who painted Chambers Street
Dianne Talan has made a career in art by painting the environment around her, and that has been Tribeca for the past 42 years. For us, it's a timeline of a changing neighborhood. / 5 comments
Where art and family collide
Bernard Lumpkin and Carmine Boccuzzi's collection of Black art spills into and over their family's life and history. And now there's a book to go with it. / 3 comments
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So by extension, ill will toward the future employees of Hobby Lobby? — Bobbie / Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby construction happening?
Smartphones and doom scrolling has sucked the life out of our kids. Sometimes you need reminders like this to really... — hmmm / Capturing the lives of Tribeca youth before smartphones took hold
How many times, on a summer afternoon, did I sit on the doorsill at Dudley's Paw with Dudley beside me.... — John Willenbecher / Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby construction happening?
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