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Seen & Heard: New York Academy of Art’s “Big Picture”
Plus: Lunch delivery at Mulberry & Vine; "luxurious waxing for everyone"; more on the Cosmopolitan Café.
In the News: 3 World Trade Center Financing
Plus: One-bedrooms are scarce; China Blue review; Seaport town hall tonight; Elixir in FiDi closed; more on the anti-SeaWorld girl; Sandy art installation under the FDR Drive; deaf grandfather and his service dog; marijuana and your pet.
Cosmopolitan Café Has Closed
Owner Craig Bero's enthusiasm for all things Tribeca—including local history, Bogardus Plaza, and the Greenmarket—will be greatly missed. / 8 comments
In the News: Big New Dance Complex
...in the old Dance New Amsterdam space. Plus: Knife-wielding thieves; another west Soho tower going up; 35 Leonard pipe burst; Tex-Mex in FiDi.
Bisutoro Is Closing
Morimoto isn't sticking around for its next incarnation. Let's hope the third time's a charm....
Seen & Heard: Sweet Green Progress
Plus: 66 Leonard as seen from the west; Denny's discussion postponed; 68 Thomas storefront; Wolfgang's in Tokyo; Korner Jewelry; Water4Dogs video. / 9 comments
First Impressions: Telepan Local
Bill Telepan's new neighborhood restaurant has a casual, après-ski vibe and a fun menu of small plates, heavy on the vegetables. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Deli Closed
Plus: Christmas tree Mulchfest; 64 N. Moore mystery; Sun in Bloom opening pushed back; Denny's construction; icy Hudson. / 2 comments
CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes (January 2014)
Rats on the rampage! Plus: Sazón gets a smackdown; trash-bag art for Tribeca Park; Flywheel pisses off the neighbors; JCP wants to quadruple its space; the Matsugen replacement is still on; more. / 4 comments
In the News: Anthony Bourdain Street-Food Hall at 3WTC?
Plus: Peck Slip addition rejected; Battery Park children's book; Dead Rabbit book deal; smokers suing over Hudson River Park ban. / 2 comments
Cipriani Is Adding Another Grand Space to Its Empire
The Great Hall at 25 Broadway—the old Cunard ticket office—can hold 950 people.
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