Newsletter: August 1
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How to weigh in on BPC resiliency measures for Tribeca
The BPCA is preparing to spend $630 million to protect its property from future flooding, and plans will include flood walls on Tribeca streets. They are taking comments now. / 3 comments
Newish Kid in Soho: Crispy Heaven
The bakery on Grand Street opened a year ago, the product of a fashion model from the Czech Republic who's a self-taught baker. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Smyth Tavern will open next week
Plus the Tribeca PAC at BMCC has a full calendar; 100 Hudson looking handsome; Pier 40 will get a new crosswalk.
Nosy Neighbor: When will the buckets at Pier 25 work again?
"It's my favorite part of the park," L. wrote. "Any idea why they don't repair them?"
Jackie Robinson Museum is open to the public
The museum dedicated to the Hall of Fame baseball player who broke the color barrier as a Brooklyn Dodger had a ribbon cutting on Tuesday.
For the best views in the neighborhood, head to City Vineyard
For lunch, happy hour, or celebrating any time, take in the 360-degree views and casual vibe while sipping on a signature cocktail or a glass of City Winery’s own rosé. / Sponsored
In the News: More on the BPC resiliency plans
Plus Alexander Wang moves his HQ to the Seaport; raves for Fonda Tribeca; a man is shoved to the tracks at Park Place. / 2 comments
Newsletter: July 28
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New Kid on the Block: L’Abeille
Created by a Tribecan to support one of his favorite chefs in the city, the restaurant has a fixed price menu as well as a la carte and a special terrace menu. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Tin Building will soft open in August
Plus more River & Blues on Thursday; Governors Island seeking more tenants; fun for kids in Hudson River Park. / 2 comments
In the News: Pushing back on Battery Park City’s resiliency plans
Plus the real estate standings lately; uterine cancers added to 9/11 list; a review of a Tribecan's memoir. / 3 comments
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History of Tribeca Buildings
I nominate Broadway and Canal for that honor. — Marcus / Matchaful opens today on Greenwich & North Moore
That looks a lot more like Harrison than North Moore... — Robert / Matchaful opens today on Greenwich & North Moore
Really hope they clean up that sidewalk area and keep it clean. Easily the dirtiest corner in Tribeca. — person / Matchaful opens today on Greenwich & North Moore
The tragedy was the razing of one of the identical "Thomas St. Twins" -- a unique cast iron pair of... — George Bacon / McDonald’s site on Broadway is finally sold
This redevelopment can’t come sooner. This is Tribeca’s sketch stretch. — FiDiGuy / McDonald’s site on Broadway is finally sold
Why are we posting fairy tales? There is no tax benefit to the landlord derived from leaving retail space vacant.... — James Bogardus / Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich
Before you even get to regulatory hurdles, the prospective tenant has to make a business plan, and projected foot traffic... — SW / Seen & Heard: Suram is open on Greenwich