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9/2 News: Park Pause?
A new kids' store on Duane Street • Trouble in the Hudson River Park? • Restaurant updates • And a whole lot more
News Roundup 8.30
Fashion boutique Juniper 100 is going belly up (and having a sale) • Capri Caffé will serve beer and wine as of Sept. 12 • Corton chef Paul Liebrandt crabs out
News Roundup 8.28
The 9/11 Memorial Preview opened on Vesey, with a model of the development and a gift shop • Gymboree Play & Music is coming to Reade St. • And more
News Roundup 8.27
Secondhand Rose is moving out of Tribeca • Canis Minor is moving a few blocks south • The much-delayed building at Broadway and Reade has turned green • And more
News Roundup 8.24
Crain's New York takes a look at the battle over 330 Hudson • The Haystack Needle rhapsodizes over this Tribeca tote • The next Tribeca Meet and Greet is Wednesday
Tribeca Staycation
A lot of people are forgoing travel this year, and if you're among them, we've come up with five ways to ensure that you make the most of your downtime.
News Roundup 8.19
Fontana Arte's moving sale • Waterfront groundbreaking on the L.E.S. and FiDi • MUG on Tribeca history • Trattoria Cinque opens • Tribbles's evolution into an event space
Welcome to the ‘Hood: Maslow 6
The new wine store nestled alongside Vino Vino wine bar doesn't just want to sell you a bottle or two, it wants to educate you—with daily tastings and a host of seminars.
News Roundup 8.15.09
Canal Street's parks • Sazón's parties • New Amsterdam Market's plans to return, if temporarily, to South Street • And more
Housing Works: Movin’ on Up
That was quick! After only a few months, the Housing Works thrift store has moved to a nicer (and four-times-larger) space on Chambers Street.
News Roundup: Recessions, Rinks, and Restaurants
A new fashion boutique, reviews of Locanda Verde and Checkers, a skating rink coming to Battery Park City....
News Roundup: Restaurants, Bars, Shoes, and Bad Behavior
New restaurants, drinking construction workers, and a fond farewell to a Reade Street institution....
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