Newsletter: March 10
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Seen (almost) & Heard: Lady Gaga at the Warren Street Hotel
Plus two buildings with history for sale; Charles Moffat gallery moves from Washington to Broadway.
Seen & Heard: March Madness games at Brookfield
Plus Taste of Tribeca is May 17; Complete Playground opens a cafe; Little Engine Theater Company has a show up this month.
In the News: The Most Important Person in Japanese Food You’ve Never Heard Of
Plus Meg Ryan's farmhouse kitchen; a bond that spanned the decades; the final night at De Niro's "neighborhood cafeteria."
Bogardus Plaza kiosk operators are requesting a liquor license
The new operators, Joey Bats and El Sazon, are applying for a beer, wine & cider license for the plaza. There is a petition to support their application online. / 6 comments
Construction has started on the Belle Reve/Boltex corner
The plan will create five giant apartments out of the L-shaped 34 Walker and a new seven-story building at the corner. / 3 comments
Community Board agendas for March
Updates on the jail, DDC construction projects, Pier A, the Seaport Museum and more.
Seen & Heard: Shigeru Ban penthouse in contract
Plus a Latin American film series in BPC; Tribeca MedSpa is acquired; a sea of liquor licenses below Canal.
Newsletter: March 6
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In the News: Dogs to Riches
Plus John McDonald updates Bar Tulix; Alamo Drafthouse workers strike; galleries are joining forces to save on overhead.
Wells Fargo coming to Chambers and West Broadway
The last bank departed in February 2020. This will be a welcome sight.
Catching Up With New Kids: Maxwell Social Club
The private social club in the former China Blue space on Washington and Watts opened nearly a year ago in a lavishly decorated space. / 6 comments
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