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November 2, 2011

Pop-Up: Tinsel Trading Company

Anyone with a craftsy bent and/or a love of holiday decor will want to get over to the Tinsel Trading pop-up that opened yesterday at 209 Water, in the Seaport Museum's former art gallery.

November 1, 2011

In the News: Peck Slip School

Expansion plans. Plus: BOFFO pop-ups in financial trouble; café claims Occupy Wall Street cost jobs; hunting for a new apartment in BPC. / 1 comment

On the Surface

Despite the jigsaw-puzzle-ness of them, there's something irresistible about scenery reflected in water—or at least that's what I told myself as I stood over a series of filthy puddles. / 3 comments

Special Newsletter: Sales, Events, and Offers

Save on fall fashion for women and kids, custom holiday cards, happy hour snacks and drinks, pet services, hand-carved frames, and more! / Sponsored

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October 31, 2011

Seen & Heard: Kutsher’s Sign

Plus: Torly Kid's annual Halloween candy drive; a first review of Blue Planet Grill; SouthWest NY update; Art Flag gets in the holiday spirit; 279 Church. / 2 comments

On the CB1 Agendas for November

To be discussed: The restaurant that Dr. Michel Cohen of Tribeca Pediatrics is opening on W. Broadway; something replacing Biddy Early's?; rooftop addition on a prominent corner; more.

Nosy Neighbor: Where Is the Special Forces Monument Going?

"I saw a piece on CNN.com that says a monument to the special forces soldiers who attacked the Taliban after 9/11 is going to be installed on private property directly across from Ground Zero on Veterans Day. But where?" —Nicole UPDATE: Now we know.

Newsletter: Oct. 31

New Kid on the Block: François Payard Bakery • What's coming to 151 Hudson • Andrew Carmellini's "American Flavor" • 12 Tweets of Tribeca • Recent real estate sales • Much more

October 29, 2011

Coming Up: God’s Memoir, Pickle Day, the Golden Rule

Not to mention Joseph Cotten, "Troop Beverly Hills," Deborah Needleman, and a lot of art.

Recent Real Estate Sales in Tribeca

Five sales were reported in the past week.

October 28, 2011

In the News: Generator Crackdown

Occupy Wall Street was playing with fire. Plus: Jungsik tests a lower price; restaurant in landmarked former church; Tesla owner; artist buys on Walker.

New Kid on the Block: François Payard Bakery

I stopped by the new François Payard Bakery right after working out this morning. It's a miracle I didn't hoover up everything in sight. / 8 comments

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