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Seen & Heard: River Lofts Still Uninhabitable
Plus: Corbin Building; Greenwich Grill pop-up report; farm fun for families; JCP Downtown auction.
In the News: Amateur Lap Dancing on Murray
Plus: Making the case for New Amsterdam Market; Tribeca then vs. now; Greenwich townhouse back on the market; chef Andrew Carmellini; Best Made shop; scrap metal thieves; rendering of new building on Nassau (to be called The Lara); Aux Epices. / 1 comment
In the News: Bogardus Garden Fence to Come Down
Plus: Duane Park reopens on the Bowery; sanitation garage fallout; crunching a Seaport loft sale: Pret a Manger closes. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: Adidas Pop-Up
Plus: Steven Alan Home Store opening this week; Lani's Farm back at the Saturday Greenmarket; Jem café closed?; ball fields start getting turfed; hawk sighting. / 1 comment
Trattoria Cinque Has Indeed Closed
There are two letters on the door: one from Trattoria Cinque owner Russell Bellanca, and one offering a glimpse of what to expect from American Cut, the Marc Forgione steakhouse coming to the space. / 1 comment
In the News: Marble House Sold
Whether it's changing hands is another story. Plus: Water Street plazas; "Retail Mater Plan" for 33 Sixth Ave.; new Front Street restaurant.
Uptown Italian Eyeing the Il Mattone Space
Get to know Gina la Fornarina, the mini-chain in the process of opening a fourth restaurant in the Il Mattone space at Greenwich and Hubert.
Seen & Heard: Proposed Spring Studios Stipulations
Plus: Italian restaurant taking the Il Mattone space; Tulips on sale; Emigrant Savings Bank rentals; Community Board 1 agenda revision. / 1 comment
In the News: Terror Trial Without the Lockdown
Plus: The old South Ferry station to reopen next month; tabletop shuffleboard; Reuben review.
In the News: Condé Nast Takes More Space
Plus: "Spider-Man 2" details; Battery Park City ball fields getting turf next week; Soho Photo's Krappy Kamera exhibit; Blue Spoon's soup; police blotter; Sherri Donghia's Duane Street loft.
That Mexican Restaurant Is Back in Play
The proprietors behind the high-end Mexican restaurant considering 39 N. Moore have decided to move forward with their plans. They'll go before Community Board 1's Tribeca Committee on Wednesday night.
In the News: Woolworth Building Lobby Tours
Plus: Urban Outfitters opening in FiDi; community media center; penthouse sale at 42 White; West Thames bridge funding; hugger steals cash; Cercle Rouge's new sibling. / 1 comment
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