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In the News: Governors Island plans are challenged in court
Plus Toteme comes to Soho; Forgione reopens One Fifth; getting to the data behind placard abuse.
In the News: Best rooftop bars in the city
Plus an effort to preserve the lobby at 60 Wall; local restaurants make 'best new' list; the wait for Whole Foods fidi. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Smyth Tavern will open next week
Plus the Tribeca PAC at BMCC has a full calendar; 100 Hudson looking handsome; Pier 40 will get a new crosswalk.
In the News: Pushing back on Battery Park City’s resiliency plans
Plus the real estate standings lately; uterine cancers added to 9/11 list; a review of a Tribecan's memoir. / 3 comments
In the News: Our rats are cake
Plus a citywide rat count comparison; an update on the Open Meetings Law; 7 Dey Street is finished on the outside.
In the News: For curly tops only
Plus remembering Tribeca Trib's Dana Seman; a feature on the twins behind Kapp Kapp gallery; Zara's founder buys 19 Dutch. / 4 comments
Moving day for PS 150 is coming soon
The school will leave its home on Jay in Independence Plaza by the end of the month and be moved in on Trinity Place in Fidi by the start of the school year.
Truffles Tribeca is now 450 Washington and apartments are for sale
Related bought the building in 2018 and has been converting the apartments to bigger floor plans. Co-ops will go on sale this fall. / 12 comments
The update on 325 Greenwich
The Loft Board has once again denied a construction permit for another retail space at the building on Duane. / 16 comments
Seen & Heard: Plans for redesigning Rockefeller Park
Plus the Artezen Hotel is approved for a liquor license; a new gallery at 381 Broadway; it's shaved snow season. / 3 comments
Recollections of Yoko Ono on Chambers Street
With the closing of the Patriot, a few readers had tips and questions, starting with a musicians recollection of performing for Yoko at 112 Chambers. / 5 comments
In the News: 55 Broad will convert to residential
Plus the history of the first subway; dolphins lunch in New York Harbor; residents sue the city over Local Law 97. / 8 comments
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