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Last call at Ward III
The casual and cozy bar that was a favorite of both locals and office workers will close Saturday after 11 years on Reade. / 4 comments
In the News: Landmarks approves N. Moore addition
Plus only a third of Citi employees want to return to the office; a new restaurant opens mid-pandemic in the Dominick; a celebration of women in landscape architecture.
Seen & Heard: “We miss making soup and cookies”
Cafe Clementine is seeking a new Tribeca space; a man tries to break into a building on Franklin with a hammer; Soho Photo Gallery will reopen soon; ONDA Beauty has reopened for shopping and services. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: One World Trade opens Sunday
Plus @1penemy takes on the #1 public enemy; Tre Sorelle paints it red; Temple Court brings the outdoors in; Mulberry & Vine reopens in Nomad.
Seen & Heard: Composting back at Greenmarket
Plus more interactive art in Battery Park City; Lower Manhattan's first brewery finally opens on Vandam. / 1 comment
Field Trip: Anthony’s Nose in Cortlandt, NY
An hour's drive gets you over the Bear Mountain Bridge to a popular-for-a-reason hike up to a viewy outcropping; 10 minutes away is the waterfront town of Peekskill.
Curbside Canvas is catching on in other neighborhoods
The movement is spreading downtown and over to Brooklyn. Plus there's another crawl this weekend, and a growing list of local artists who have lent their talents to the curbside scene here.
Duane Street residents seeking input on Citi Bike location
A website set up to reconsider the Duane and Greenwich station includes some local ridership data and a survey to take the temperature of local residents. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard, Outdoor Dining Edition: Taking the bubble literally
City Vineyard has geodesic domes; Macao and Belle Reve add a distinctive flav; another tour of curbside art; Zona Tribeca adds structures to the sidewalk. / 5 comments
In the News: An Odeon oral history
Plus the Leaning Tower of Seaport struggling with lenders; art that confronts white supremacy at James Cohan; Orior takes on rugs. / 1 comment
Frenchette Bakery has opened in the arcade
The owners of Frenchette have resurrected the Arcade Bakery space, filling it with the wafting scent of hope. Oh, and croissants. / 8 comments
Outdoor dining gets real: Regs released for curbside heating
Heating curbside restaurants will of course come with a catch, but hopefully local restaurants can make it work. / 4 comments
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