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Seen & Heard: The rink is open
Plus a matching donation challenge for the Seaport Coalition; a documentary promo at Wagner; a local fitness instructor starts her own gig.
In the News: The original Black media king
Plus a new Net settles on Reade Street; the story behind the new name at 77 Greenwich; De Niro wins in court. / 1 comment
Some recent openings and good news on the horizon
Updates on OneSeed, German School of Manhattan, Au Cheval and Blue Bottle Coffee. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Friends & Fashion starts Oct. 18
Plus a local artist shows in empty storefront windows; a memorial will be held for Scott Geyer; flower flash for a real estate wedding.
Seen & Heard: Downtown highlights on Open House NY
Plus an online preschool fair for downtown schools; Tribeca Obscura; who is the New Yorkiest?
Seen & Heard: Cooking lessons downtown
Plus a new show at Pace Art Gallery and Art Projects International; a $22 million plan for the streets of Hudson Square. / 1 comment
PS 150 welcomes a new principal from the neighborhood
Nico Victorino comes to the school from down the street -- he's been an assistant principal at PS 276 for the past seven years and a city school teacher since 2012.
Nosy Neighbor: What’s doing with the sidewalk shed at PS 234?
The sidewalk bridge covering two sides of the school has been up for what I think is at least four years, and it looks like there's a ways to go. / 5 comments
Welcome back, kids!
Public schools opened today across the neighborhood and in every case, enrollment is down -- especially at PS 234. / 4 comments
Nosy Neighbor: What happened to the tree in front of PS 234?
Linda wrote: I am wondering if anyone knows why the tree that was planted in front of the entrance to PS 234 maybe 17 years ago appears dead. / 7 comments
German School of Manhattan hopes to take Park Preschool space
Park Preschool closed last July suddenly; the German School hopes it can enroll enough students to fill that space as well as the one they have now.
In the News: Celebrating 15 years of Grandaisy
Plus a tribute to New Yorkers who kept the city running during covid; the architect of the salt shed dies; Fidi foot traffic is at 50 percent. / 2 comments
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Send a picture! — Tribeca Citizen / Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91
My mother-in-law, a very proper Southern woman (think Steel Magnolia) insisted on a "groom's cake" at my wedding & had... — SD / Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91
Yes, very sad. We tried to keep things going at Serenata and saw a number of locals dining in as... — TG / Some closings to note for the record
The trash cans on the streets are standard issue Department of Sanitation. The ones in WMP are Parks Department. I... — Tribeca Citizen / Community Board 1 agendas for December
You mean in Soho? Or is there a location I don't know about? — Tribeca Citizen / Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live
https://sla.ny.gov/permits-available-online "An All Night Permit authorizes current on-premises licensees to remain open to sell alcoholic beverages between the closing hour... — James / Community Board 1 agendas for December
Don’t forget “The Door” - amazing institution serving 10k+ at-risk youths across the city right in Tribeca. — Hunter Philbrick / Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live