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Seen & Heard: Bike-Share Stations
Plus: A new gallery; Matt Bernson party; Gaslight Anthem playing Pier 26 (twice); Cameron Diaz and Leslie Mann watch in effect; volunteering for Tribeca Trust; "Where in Tribeca...?" answer. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: World Trade Center Security Plan
Plus: Hudson River Park tax plan; Chambers closures; progress at the Greek; FiDi gelato; pottery sale; Howard. / 5 comments
Progress Report: April 2013
Here’s a rundown of the restaurants, shops, and more we can expect to open in the next year or so—with many new updates on exactly when they might debut. If you want to be in the know, this is a post worth studying.
Seen & Heard: Is J&R Downsizing?
Plus: Dance in the American Thread rotunda; participating restaurants (including two not yet open) at Taste of Tribeca; Pier 25 playground progress. / 3 comments
In the News: Brooklyn Flea Coming to the Seaport
Plus: Front Street renewals; 56 Leonard selling for $3,000 per square foot; income by subway stop; West Thames bridge; 9 White comps; new high school; Tracy Anderson; hotel gun; flower-store scam. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Rotunda for Sale
Plus: Flor de Sol action; storefronts in the AT&T Building (not the monstrous one); new sporting goods store; walking tour of Collister Street; Seaport party.
Seen & Heard: The Gap Said Not to Be Reopening
But there's hope. Plus: Turkish bagel place signage; trying out Aux Epices; helping the Chambers Street basketball courts; affordable housing at 113 Nassau; juice. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: A New Building Called Tribeca West
Plus: Jem Fabric Warehouse's closing sale; something happening at the old Flor de Sol space?; subway entrance; TriBattery Pops; a wine tip.
Seen & Heard: More Traffic Management
Plus: Moving sale this weekend; ramps; $22 million penthouse; Taste of Tribeca cocktail party; school auction that benefits the Seaport; Salty Paw reopening; Saturdays.
Seen & Heard: Huge New Development on Hudson
Plus: The half-old, half-new building on Greenwich gets a name; when the Butterfly, Kio, and Gloria Jewel plan to open; 11 N. Moore construction; Hudson Square "parks"; Hal Broom exhibit.
Who Will You Be Wearing This Spring?
As the weather warms up, a stylish woman's thoughts turn to one thing: new clothing. Here are the ten designers that Ann Benedetto of A Uno Tribeca is most excited about right now. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Dylan Prime on Hold
Plus: First-Time Tuesday reports; Goldman Sachs ferries; Peace & Love; neighbors vs. Cafeteria; Fulton Stall Market; courthouse tour update; Dead Rabbit expands lunch; proposal photos. / 3 comments
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