Seen & Heard: Asphalt Green Protest Update
Plus: New underground spa; progress at Warren Street prepared-food shop; Franklin Station wine bar name; "Made in Jersey" and "Law & Order: SVU" TV shoots; Cricketer's Arms signage; Duane Reade closing?; innovative garbage cans; new allergist office. / 4 comments
Newsletter: Oct. 8
New Kid on the Block: Barry's Bootcamp • A Secret Stash of Tribeca History • First Impressions: Trinity Place Department Store • Hudson River Park Fall Fling • Welcome to TweeBeCa • More
In the News: Dey Street Subway Entrance
Plus: Bouley reminisces about opening his flagship restaurant; new nightclub in the Tribeca Grand; gluten-free bakery.
Real Estate Sales Report
Courtesy of StreetEasy, these are the properties whose sales were "recorded" by the city in the past seven days (ending 10/06/12)—the sales may have taken place earlier.
In the News: Pig-Ear Tacos
Plus: FiDi rent-stabilization efforts fizzle; west Soho building comes back to life; actress on trial; vice-free deli. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Asphalt Green Protest?
Plus: Brooklyn Bridge weekend closures; N. Moore closure; Olivier Cheng; Loopy Doopy. / 2 comments
Party Report: Hudson River Park Fall Fling
Man about town Darcy Fulton and photographer Roberto DePalo scoped out the scene at last week's Fall Fling for the Friends of Hudson River Park.
New Kid on the Block: Barry’s Bootcamp
The popular fitness facility—where type-A personalities go to sweat together—opens tomorrow at 1 York. Classes can be purchased individually, but through Monday, you can mention Tribeca Citizen for a deal on the Tribeca Gold membership.
In the News: Sylvia Weinstock
Plus: Yet another Ranger in Tribeca; possible 3 World Trade Center tenant; kooky 53 N. Moore floorplan; should the LMDC be shut down?
Seen & Heard: Stark’s Veranda
Plus: Construction starts on 17 Park Place; Karkula's new neighbor; Harry Shearer and Los Lobos at City Winery; Hudson River Park fee discussion; testing outdoor advertising.
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History of Tribeca Buildings
And the resiliency benefits are far from obvious — John BPC / Some storefront news out of Battery Park City
Osteria Carlina is the quintessential Tribeca restaurant, intimate, welcoming, and independent. Josh, the bartender, is bright and engaging, with a... — Philip Louis Gissen / Catching Up with New Kids: Osteria Carlina
Yes! The resiliency planners have caused so much damage, produced so much ugliness, and are making survival so so hard... — Les / Some storefront news out of Battery Park City
Looks amazing! But any idea how much these memberships will run? — CK / Massive underground “immersive” space coming to Broadway and White
Trying to find out... — Tribeca Citizen / Some storefront news out of Battery Park City
It is becoming apparent that the “Battery Park Resiliency Project” is a disaster at all levels, decided by carrierist bureaucrats... — John BPC / Some storefront news out of Battery Park City
GOOD MORNING. Please be informed THAT AJ COVE NAILS AND SPA IS STILL ON BUSINESS . I’m grateful to BATTERY... — Nemia C. Icoy / Some storefront news out of Battery Park City