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TCQ&A: Puffy’s Brendan O’Shea
Photographer Claudine Williams has, as a passion project, shot a few of our local hosts at neighborhood watering holes. This is the second edition. / 7 comments
Former Assemblyman Sheldon Silver has died
He represented Fidi and Chinatown for four decades, two of those as the assembly speaker, until he was convicted of corruption charges. / 2 comments
Remembering a founder of Hudson River Park and a city preservationist
Ed Kirkland's dedication to the preservation of the Westside and its waterfront extended to Tribeca. He died at 97 having served for three decades on CB4.
In the News: Metalheads on Warren
Real estate news across the district includes a big sale at 443 Greenwich, affordable units in BPC and two hotel sales in Fidi.
Seen & Heard: No pants on Hudson
Bella Hadid poses on Hudson. Plus the Connection buses return today; Homemade by Miriam is renovating; Balloon Saloon is taking a vacation. / 1 comment
In the News: The downtown haunts of Frederick Douglass
Plus a posthumous show for Jenni Crain; a review of John Willenbecher; Pete Davidson at the Four Seasons with...
In the News: Celebrating Sylvia Weinstock
Plus One World Trade is refinanced; the right to bear arms in the neighborhood; a big sale at 443 Greenwich. / 2 comments
Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91
The self-taught baker reinvented herself at age 50, becoming the world's most celebrated wedding cake designer. She was also a true Tribeca pioneer. / 8 comments
Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died
For decades, Janz's work explored the fleeting, the impermanent, and in his last decade, he found obvious and brilliant parallels between art and life. / 12 comments
Seen & Heard: Painting from Tribeca to Washington Heights
A local painter creates a 90-foot-long Manhattan panorama on a wall in White Plains; plus the sounds of downtown; rainbows over Mariah Carey.
TCQ&A: Roya Shanks
The actor and neighborhood fashion icon is starting her third decade as the maitre d' of The Odeon. / 16 comments
Seen & Heard: Mandarin Seeds will open a preschool
Plus Stella celebrates 20 years in retail; Sylvia Weinstock bakes for a Gates wedding; a pediatrician moves a few blocks down.
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