Newsletter: October 16
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Seen & Heard: Tribeca Scavenger Hunt this Sunday
Plus Edith's is on hiatus; scholarship fundraiser gala for BMCC; Battery Park City walking tours to explain impending park construction.
Loft Peeping: 31 Harrison Street Townhouse
A bachelor pad is converted to a family home in one of the historic Federal Style brick townhouses on Harrison. / 3 comments
Survivor Tree is lit up to honor Israeli victims
The Survivor Tree, which was dug from the rubble in 2001, was nursed back to health by the Parks Department. / 3 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Why is the water at 250 Water green?
The site in the Seaport Historic District is being developed as a 26-story tower, but in the meantime, it's part of the state's Brownfield Cleanup Program.
Seen & Heard: Paris Laundry opens today on Harrison
The small luxury men’s fashion line is now permanent. Plus catch-and-release in BPC; free gumbo at File Gumbo Bar.
Garbage containers will be required for smaller buildings by fall 2024
Buildings with nine units or less -- which accounts for 95 percent of city properties -- will have to containerize their trash on the sidewalk by next fall. / 11 comments
Newsletter: October 12
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DC 37 building at Barclay is coming along
The 11-story building is getting a glass curtain wall, but it looks like the original building's masonry facade is still behind it. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Mitsuki Japanese Market opens tomorrow
Plus a memorial for a shopdog of Tribeca; a ribbon cutting at 15 Beekman; free calling to Israel.
New Kid on the Block: Rocket Club
The math tutoring and entrepreneurship program teaches math in context to kids ages 4 to 12. / 1 comment
Denny Gallery closes after four years on Lispenard
The gallery, which moved here in 2019, is one of four that has closed in the past few months. / 1 comment
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