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Seen & Heard: Stealing the TC logo
Plus the PS 234 auction is next month; Governors Island will host Earth Day; Frankly Wines may be reopening. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Grant for BMCC from Dan Goldman
Plus a new pharmacy for Brookfield; Seamore's gets papered over; Five Boro Bike Tour is set for May 3. / 2 comments
The new mayor hangs with preschoolers in Fidi
Mayor Mamdani chose a District 2 3K/pre-K program at 26 Washington as the setting for his announcement of universal child care for 2-year-olds. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Groundhog celebrations at Duane Park
Plus the NYPD patrols the counterfeit vendors; an annual Lunar New Year party at PS 150; candidate forums for state offices.
Reade Street Prep will move to Broadway in 2027
The preschool, founded by Tribecan Ilyse Winick in 2010, will expand once again and add two new programs. / 1 comment
Spotlight: TriBeCa Community School
The school was founded 20 years ago to embrace the Reggio Emilia philosophy in an urban environment, with open classrooms and neighborhood explorations.
Seen & Heard: Remembering Tribeca Park Cafe in pen & ink
Plus nostalgia at Morgan's; City Hall Greenmarket will close for season on November 25; PS 150 will host its Gingerbread Jamboree.
Seen & Heard: Friends & Fashion starts in two weeks
Plus Gingerbread City is back at the Seaport; Bubby's record line; noodle shop coming to Battery Park City. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Rosie’s Kids Cuts is back open
Plus a proposal on Duane Street; a new head of school for Pine Street School; The Longest Table at Gotham Park. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: Isn’t the yard at PS 89 supposed to be open on weekends?
A reader reports that the PS 89 playground, which was part of the Schoolyards to Playgrounds program, was no longer open. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Tickets on sale for Taste of the Seaport
Plus Washington Market School's street fair is October 18; Milkway on Canal has closed; Chambers has expanded to seven days.
The shelter proposed for Pearl Street has been rejected by court
A judge in Manhattan Supreme Court has ordered that the city drop its plans for a homeless shelter at 320 Pearl, a former Hampton Inn adjacent to the Peck Slip School. / 5 comments
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The NYPD 1st and 5th precinct have scheduled community council meetings that the public can attend and ask questions. I... — Randy / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
Yes they use the Manhattan Mini-Storage at 78 Walker also. That seems a natural target for enforcement then. — Marcus / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
these criminals meet up at the Post office on Canal Street. This mayor is allowing much more to happen. Like... — Native / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
Well said, Marcus - completely agree. Convoluting immigration with illegal street vending is a distraction from the real issue. Enforcing... — JT / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
We have now had several mayors in a row who clearly don't care about this problem, or even implicitly support... — Marcus / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
Yes, they have been massively expanding both up and down Broadway from Canal, so it's also changing the character of... — Marcus / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
these criminals because that is exactly what they are are storing their counterfeit goods in storage places all over the... — Native / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street