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Local Business Update: Tribeca Therapy
Local therapist Matt Lundquist and his team are working over time, and also taking your questions about the challenges of living in the COVID era here. / 6 comments
Questions for therapists in a time of crisis
The nine therapists at Tribeca Therapy compiled the most frequent questions they have been getting from clients. The list shows the range of losses and challenges folks are facing in all sorts of circumstances.
Downtown Alliance offering grants to cover rent for ‘essential’ small businesses
$10,000 grants will go to businesses below Murray that are currently operating as "essential" and have fewer than five outlets around the city.
Petco Unleashed on Chambers is closing for good
The store opened a decade ago, in November 2010, and will close for good on May 17 with little explanation from corporate. / 36 comments
Seen & Heard: Threads from Marc Forgione
Plus a virtual gallery at R & Company; Gigino's is delivering and helping staff; help needed for shoe repair business on Church.
Still Working: Ox Verte
There are a few local companies that have found ways to tweak their business models to suit the times. This edition: corporate caterer Ox Verte on Reade Street.
Local Expert: Book Nook and its young readers
The literacy experts at Book Nook have some tips to make reading at home more fun for kids. NB: some of these might work for your own reading schedule as well.
Need wheels? Options in the neighborhood for getting around without the subway
Buy new, use a Citi Bike, or repair that junker in the basement -- and avoid the subway -- along with tips for staying safe. / 5 comments
Mikey Flowers and the 9/11 Memorial keep a tradition alive
Mikey Flowers, whose history with the neighborhood and the World Trade Center goes back decades, has been supplying white roses to the site for each victim. Still is. / 10 comments
The Wagging Tail will close for good after 23 years in Tribeca
The business weathered 9/11 and Sandy, but owner Keith Durst can't see an end to the coronavirus and its devastation of the service industry. / 6 comments
Breaking ground on the Firmdale hotel on Warren
Construction has started on the 11-story, 135-foot hotel on Warren between Greenwich and West Broadway, where rooms will be $900 a night. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Business grants for storefronts south of Murray
Plus Blood Manor still working it; spring cleaning at Alumnae; the celebration of bodega culture on TikTok. / 6 comments
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