In the News: Hot cocktails in the neighborhood
Holywater is hot. Plus Goldman job cuts; culture to attract capital; rescue in the Hudson; the days and months following 9/11.
Newsletter: September 15
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A new neighborhood association targets the Holland Tunnel traffic
The nascent Tribeca North Neighborhood Association is hoping organized civic action can find a solution to the safety issues around the Holland Tunnel -- and go from there. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Music tonight on the Lilac
Plus Japanese tailors can now return to The Armoury; a video tour of the Tin Building with Jean-Georges; celebrating the butterflies and the bees.
The city’s best kids activities are right here in the neighborhood
Dance, martial arts, language immersion, visual arts, reading, coding, swimming, strength training, podcasting -- there's something for every kid right around the corner. / Sponsored
In the News: Raves for Chambers on Chambers
Plus James Fuentes Gallery is coming to 52 White; a dispute ends at 465 Washington; a review of Jay-Z's real estate portfolio.
Neighbors rally to make 5 World Trade Center fully affordable
The state is launching a public process for the development of 5 WTC on Thursday; neighbors are fighting to make sure it becomes 100 percent affordable. / 18 comments
Old Kid, New Digs: Jason Scott HQ
The Tribeca resident ditched his storefront and is now running his eponymous company out of a loft on White -- and it's open for customers.
Made in Tribeca: FEYZ Studio
Tribecan and architect Feyza Kemahlioglu blends her Turkish roots with a modern sensibility to create sculptural tableware and lighting.
Seen & Heard: Movies in Washington Market Park
Plus the painter Bullet Shih at Steven Amedee; Washington Market Pediatrics moves to Washington Street; Alvin Eng reads in the East Village.
Newsletter: September 12
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Honoring the woman who desegregated the city’s transportation system
After being thrown off of a whites-only streetcar in 1854, Elizabeth Jennings Graham fought to desegregate the city's public transit system. And won. / 2 comments
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History of Tribeca Buildings
Yes, re Gee Whiz space. Before I saw the big sign in the Joe’s window, I saw building permits that... — N / Chase bank branch taking Joe & The Juice space
This has nothing to do with the future expectation around interest rates. And yes it would mean the branch at... — WCJ / Chase bank branch taking Joe & The Juice space
Regarding the blank books: Many years ago, cousins of ours made and marketed hardcover bound books with blank sheets in... — Gary / Seen & Heard: Bogardus kiosk closed for August
Does this mean the branch down the road at Greenwich and Murray is closing? — SP / Chase bank branch taking Joe & The Juice space
Joe and the Juice has taken over the large space on Church that was vacated by Pret. The manager at... — J / Chase bank branch taking Joe & The Juice space
Bank branch counts tend to wax and wane with housing transaction activity and mortgage volume. Maybe they are anticipating an... — James Bogardus / Chase bank branch taking Joe & The Juice space
Yes is Harrison — Annie / Matchaful opens today on Greenwich & Harrison