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Seen & Heard: Historic District Expansion Rebuffed
Plus: Five Beekman is hemmed in; temporary gallery opening on Franklin; the 2018 street fair schedule; Richard Hambleton (Shadowman) painting on view; Coach shoot. / 3 comments
New Design for W. Broadway Condominium
The building known as 65 W. Broadway will have a brick facade—and it'll be 10 stories instead of the previously announced eight. / 10 comments
In the News: Victory for Clocktower Access
Plus: The Smyth hotel was sold; fashion designer Ji Oh's Tribeca favorites; city agency appears to push Water Street arcade privatization; addressing the problem of vacant storefronts.
Street Fairs Planned for 2018
Also on Community Board 1's December agendas: Two weeks of fashion events at Spring Studios; variance for the new condominium at Sixth Ave. and White Street; Five Boro Bike Tour; privately owned public space compliance; more. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Duane Reade’s Sparely Stocked Shelves
Plus: Paint job in Frenchette's future; never-ending construction on a block of Worth Street; checking in on the 30 Warren condo project; "Law & Order: SVU"; former gallery space for sale. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Tent & Trails Is Ready to Cash Out
Plus: Fed up with the filming on Duane Street; Soho Photo's December shows; donate used sneakers to a good cause; a prettier way to deal with facade restoration. / 4 comments
In the News: Some Relief for Small Businesses
Plus: Changes to the traffic flow south of City Hall Park; update on the plan for a one-seat train ride from Lower Manhattan to Newark Airport; 3 World Trade Center restaurants delayed; Brooklyn Bridge Beach. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: 101 Barclay Flash Mob
Plus: Archive of Contemporary Music's holiday record and CD dale; Tribeca Tavern painting; Antoni Gaudí's influence on area architecture; 15-minute "Christmas Carol." / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: A Peek Inside Buddha Bar
Plus: Works starting on fire-damaged 111 Church; more Amazon lockers; Q House of Basics pop-up extended; how to help the homeless man at Broadway and Leonard? / 5 comments
In the News: Ritz-Carlton Hotel Will No Longer Be a Ritz-Carlton
Plus: New York City's first Christmas tree vendor was in this area; World Trade Center Transportation Hub to get chemical-weapon sensors; NYC Ferry boats are leaking.
In the News: Pedestrian Head Starts
Plus: So-called public plazas that remain unopen to the public; history of a Broadway building; alleged subway groper; extensive canopy planned for the roof of Pier 17. / 8 comments
The Trump Soho Hotel Is Ditching Trump
Those of us who need a trigger warning before approaching Spring Street can rest easier: The owner of the Trump Soho hotel is buying out the Trump Organization so it can rebrand the property. / 6 comments
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