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Second Acts: Pierre Delerive and “A Dark and Distant Place”
Who doesn’t love a reinvention story? And who among us isn’t trying to figure out what we want to be when we grow up? The latest in a series: an executive turned novelist. / 3 comments
In the News: The State of the Restaurant Industry
A panel discussion on NYC restaurants. Plus Soho Karen's victims sue her and the Arlo Hotel; 550 Washington at Houston tops out; a op-ed on Soho rezoning plan. / 5 comments
In the News: A vision for Canal and Varick
Plus the Andaz Hotel is close to foreclosure; a Brandy Library co-owner sues the NYPD over his gun rights; David Yurman and the elements. / 5 comments
In the News: Gifts to downtown from two longtime New Yorkers
The lives of both the creator of Charging Bull and a founder of Hudson River Park are covered in obits by The Times. / 1 comment
Citizen of the Month: Tricia Joyce
The education activist has spent more than a decade advocating for local kids. The results are in the neighborhood's six new schools. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Coat drive today
Bring your used coats over to Harrison Street; Walker's is back open; smoking is on the rise; Nili Lotan is featuring local businesses on her Instagram. / 5 comments
Catching Up With: Adger Cowans
The fine art photographer, now in a big show at the Whitney, recalls working as a Black man in a white industry and living among his fellow artists in 1970s Tribeca. / 3 comments
In the News: Stone Street for sale
Three buildings with three restaurants are up for grabs; the designer Lee Broom hoists a 1980s cocktail bar over the neighborhood; new tenants for Governors Island.
TCQ&A: Charles Farmer Coleman
Besides performing unannounced and curbside at the Reade Street Pub, the composer and vocalist has written 100 compositions performed by dozens of orchestras around the world. / 5 comments
Open Letter: Madelyn Wils’ hard work over decades made life better for New Yorkers
The executive director of Hudson River Park Friends recalls the Tribecan's 25 years of leadership, from the opening of a playground for PS 234 to the opening of Pier 26 this year. / 2 comments
James Nares on the ’70s Tribeca art scene: “It was like a playground.”
While living in the Staple Street bridge, the artist constructed a pendulum that hung from the catwalk across Staple Street, swinging it through the alley from Jay to Harrison. / 1 comment
Madelyn Wils will leave post at Hudson River Park
Over her three and a half decades as a Tribeca resident, Wils has contributed to nearly every neighborhood institution, from PS 234 to Washington Market Park to the ballfields and most recently, Pier 26. / 13 comments
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Unfortunately both those times are work times for me, so I cannot attend. Yes please if anyone does go please... — Marcus / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
likely since they can't obtain visas to come to the US via the regular channels. Only way for them to... — chinatown tom / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
The NYPD 1st and 5th precinct have scheduled community council meetings that the public can attend and ask questions. I... — Randy / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
Yes they use the Manhattan Mini-Storage at 78 Walker also. That seems a natural target for enforcement then. — Marcus / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street