Newsletter: March 14
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Demolition on White Street jail damages neighboring building
The 19-story Manhattan Detention Center and the Tombs next door are making way for a new skyscraper jail, and making a mess in the meantime. / 10 comments
Seen & Heard: Two Tribeca artists at Kerry Schuss Gallery
Tara Kitchen founder wins federal award; Spring Equinox Festival at the Museum of Jewish Heritage; not a trace of Barnes & Noble.
Old dining sheds should come down this summer
The new rules for dining structures on the sidewalk and curbside were effective as of March 3. / 11 comments
New Gallery on the Block: Nino Mier Gallery
The gallerist first opened in West Hollywood and came to Soho in 2022, showing contemporary painters, sculptors and photographers. / 1 comment
Discover 450 Washington: Top Selling Building by Related on the Tribeca Waterfront
Studio to four-bedroom residences priced from $810,000. Immediate Occupancy. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Raoul’s founder has died
Plus an egg hunt on Governors Island; contacts for the pros at Tribeca Beauty Spa. / 1 comment
Condo owners at 443 Greenwich have been suing developer for years
Condo owners claim in a series of court documents that were first filed in 2021 that the building is riddled with "defects." / 6 comments
Tribeca Ball at the New York Academy of Art will honor Neil Jenney
Tribeca Ball, sponsored by Van Cleef & Arpels, returns to the New York Academy of Art in honor of Neil Jenney on April 1, 2024. / 1 comment / Sponsored
In the News: Inside a local architect’s loft
Plus the Landmarks Commission reviews a proposal for 108 Leonard; the new Delmonico's, 200 years on; BPC residents pay the highest taxes in the city.
Newsletter: March 11
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Another fire on the street
Piles of trash were somehow ignited late Thursday night on Greenwich and Warren. / 1 comment
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This argument is a bit circular isn’t it? What was “very necessary” about destroying a neighborhood (as is apparent to... — Peter / The distance we’ve come in 25 years
The Battery Park Resiliency Project is a very necessary floodwater management project that has been fully approved. This exact same... — harryh / The distance we’ve come in 25 years
https://tribecacitizen.com/2026/06/01/an-renewed-effort-to-save-battery-park-citys-trees/ — Tribeca Citizen / The distance we’ve come in 25 years
Would've had to have been kept quiet. NYPD/other agencies wouldn't be able to identify unrelated drones in a flock of... — JT / Crowd Sourcing: Who saw the Twin Towers drone show on Wednesday night?
I want to add, like Vickery Eckhoff said, the Lutnick photo is pretty telling. Another person uploaded a pretty normal... — M / Crowd Sourcing: Who saw the Twin Towers drone show on Wednesday night?
Does anyone have the count of trees in the Battery and Battery Park City that have been felled for the... — Heide Fasnacht / The distance we’ve come in 25 years
I found this article by googling "New York drone show fake?" It's really a very weird situation. These drone shows... — M / Crowd Sourcing: Who saw the Twin Towers drone show on Wednesday night?