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Kids These Days: Stick&Poke by Ava
Teen Ava Ronning, a senior at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, makes funky, custom patchwork pants from upcycled T-shirts. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Changes to come for Il Mulino
Plus a proposal WTC style; Vanessa Torres at 72 Warren; a day of jazz on Governors Island.
Tribecan Mark Margolis, a prolific actor in movies and TV, dies at 83
The prolific actor, whose roles on TV and in movies often stole the show, lived in the neighborhood for 47 years. / 6 comments
In the News: Suits against congestion pricing
Plus Staten Island might sue too; an emerging design star among us; construction resumes at 125 Greenwich. / 19 comments
In the News: Crown Shy team opening in Flatiron
Plus Alex Edelman throws pots at BKLYN Clay; an exit interview with the Soho Rep. artistic director; a story out of Brooklyn with a Tribeca connection. / 2 comments
TCQ&A: Author Sidney Karger
The comedy writer and working screenwriter for film and TV on the neighborhood's hit list -- and his debut novel. / 1 comment
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.
Seen & Heard: Canal Street vendors busted
Plus Summer Thursdays at the Museum of Jewish Heritage; screening of "Pride from Above"; B.J. Jones is joining the Adams administration. / 18 comments
Seen & Heard: Bogardus hosting free exercise classes
Plus two celebrity weddings in the neighborhood; Wei West renovates to add sushi counter. / 1 comment
In the News: Seeking landmark status for two local gems
Plus cracking down on illegal cannabis; tickets for Taylor Swift; loving on One White Street's mircogreens. / 11 comments
Seen & Heard: Revolving retail on Church?
Plus a new gallery on Church; a choral event to honor Tom Goodkind; a 70-year-old luxury audio company hosts a free event in the neighborhood for its birthday. / 6 comments
Remembering longtime BPC activist Bob Schneck
The Battery Park City resident died in May of multiple myeloma, a cancer caused by exposure to the toxins of 9/11, at age 75. / 1 comment
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I love how when someone complains about crime getting terrible you have a quasi commenter saying move out. Ok, I... — Sandra / 7-Eleven clerks take matters into their own hands
Will also agree with the above sentiment. I can even get $200 or $250 per person for a special occasion... — Michael D / The neighborhood gains another Michelin star
The Odeon, hands down the restaurant with the best food, best prices and best people watching. Never a bad meal... — Denny / The neighborhood gains another Michelin star
Good to know there are others who feel the same way. Tribeca has long lost its soul and turned into... — R. / The neighborhood gains another Michelin star
Community boards should not exist. If not for bars and restaurants NYC would not exist. The people fighting this should... — Tp / Neighbors fight restaurant proposal for Laight and Washington
Couldn't agree more. It would be nice to have some good, moderately priced restaurants open in this neighborhood. — SusanD / The neighborhood gains another Michelin star
Lot of nimbyism for what seems to be a nice neighborhood bar. I do agree that a 1am close and... — Rb / Neighbors fight restaurant proposal for Laight and Washington