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Green Ivy Schools takes Blue School space on William
The nursery through 5th grade program on Pine Street is expanding to middle school; the first 6th grade class starts this fall. The space will also be used by Battery Park Montessori.
Seen & Heard: Removing Nazi collaborators from Broadway
Plus the PS 234 nurse's home is destroyed in Jersey City blaze; Tribeca Therapy has a new practice for parents; Amazon drop off hours changed. / 3 comments
Portfolio School will become a parent/teacher coop
The K-5 school that opened here in 2016 is being handed over to the parents and will become a non-profit.
Non-profit indoor playspace coming to Broad Street
Based on an inclusion model that will accommodate kids on the autism spectrum, the 40,000-square-foot space will feature all sorts of activities. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Pepé rides again
Plus Dan Goldman on colleague George Santos; Tribeca Therapy adds a Brooklyn office; Downtown Little School plans reunion. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: White Lotus fan alert
Plus an all-star reading and audience at Mysterious Bookshop; PS 150 welcomes the rabbit; an alternative view of Broadway and Franklin. / 1 comment
The labyrinth that is now the PS 234 entrance
Exterior masonry repairs are being made to the school, which now has sidewalk sheds covering the entire entrance to the curb. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: One new year down…
...one to go. Plus Warren King at Pearl River Mart; Lunar New Year Celebration at PS 150; the final final on City Council district maps.
Seen & Heard: Holiday cheer in Duane Park
Plus the Portfolio School teachers are hosting a craft sale; a lecture at the 9/11 Memorial for Generation Disaster; a new sibling for the Grand Banks.
Art in Tribeca: The PS 234 fence will be restored this year
Tribecan and artist Donna Dennis' first public installation will be returned when construction finishes in 2024. We hope.
Blue School will close at the end of the year
The founders of Blue Man Group expanded into education in 2006 and moved to Water Street in 2011.
Seen & Heard: A new home goods store for Church
Plus Marc Forgione and L'Angolo remove their curbside structures; Pace University builds a new arena for its esports team. / 2 comments
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We are all mourning the passing of the last of the Capsouto brothers. We will remember them fondly for all... — Pamela Wittmann / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Tracy, This is such a nice tribute and so well said. If you want to come and share your thoughts... — Pamela Wittmann / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Capsouto Freres was a wonderful place where people could get great food at affordable prices. Mama Eva was always in... — Dan Alterman / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Madelyn, Thank you for your astute remarks. A truly wonderful family; each generation. — Suellen Epstein / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Beautifully said, Tracy. — Franklin Foodie / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
My first date with my husband Steven 42 years ago was at Capsouto Freres. My husband did business with the... — Madelyn Wils / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
When my women’s group feted me on my 50th birthday they asked me to pick my favorite spot so we... — Jean Grillo / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76