Lable Horowitz, who opened Church Street Surplus in 1971, dies at 87
Lable hawked everything from NASA souvenir coins to WWII bomber jackets to antique linens, all while keeping an eye on his corner of the neighborhood. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: Where to get a local crookie
Plus a gala for Battery Dance; a STEM event for kids for Earth Day; St. Mark's Comics on Chambers? / 1 comment
Neighbors on Duane Park are organizing against cannabis shop
The new cannabis retail licensee has a proposal for 177 Duane, Teresa Tarmey's former shop. / 31 comments
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Seen & Heard: Ways to shred
Earth Day events for document shredding and e-recycling in Duane Park and Fidi; a DOT commission for Park Row.
Newsletter: April 11
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Nosy Neighbor: What are these giant pavers for?
M. wrote: Do you know what the giant pavers outside of Stuy High School are for? Feels like they have been there for some time.
In the News: New Jersey congestion pricing case heard in court
Plus Mary Miss piece to be dismantled; Christopher Wool at 101 Greenwich; a list of unsafe parking garages. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Grand Banks is open
Plus Marc Forgione schedules last day on Reade Street; sailing season is open at the Seaport; a new show at Mriya Gallery. / 2 comments
Eclipse watchers from Tribeca to St. Johnsbury
Folks donned their glasses in the neighborhood to catch the partial eclipse yesterday, plus a view of totality in Vermont. / 1 comment
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In the News: The city’s social history, told through its restaurants
Bubby's, Delmonico's and the former City Hall get a mention in a massive round-up of the restaurants that defined the city's social history for the past century.
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History of Tribeca Buildings
I don't believe allowing people to choose to sleep on the street, especially those with mental illness or substance abuse... — N / Encampment set up on Park Row and Beekman
Here we go…just wait until nyc is covered in skid row type encampments that the nypd has zero power to... — Matt / Encampment set up on Park Row and Beekman
would love to try! is Meadow Lane the only place to find? — Les / Made in Tribeca: Emmy Eats
That ugly orange tarp on the sidewalk has also been there for ages, and it creates a chokepoint when walking... — Tribeca Dad / Nosy Neighbor: What’s going on along Broadway south of Worth?
Lispenard St community did organize a petition recently. As far as I know it had no effect. https://tribecacitizen.com/2025/06/11/a-petition-to-address-the-counterfeit-vendors-on-broadway-lispenard/ People are... — Marcus / In the News: Strolling Canal Street
Art Spiegelman's "In The Shadow of No Towers" is a remarkable piece of work, and was originally a serialized comic... — Gary / Seen & Heard: PS 234 raises funds for kindergarten teacher
There still seems to be a lot of work going on there. It would have been faster to just tear... — Reademan / Nosy Neighbor: What’s going on along Broadway south of Worth?