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April 5, 2022

MedRite has opened on Chambers and Hudson

The clinic, in the former Acappella space that was vacated five years ago, offers well visits and emergency care and has an X-ray machine. / 4 comments

New Kid on the Block: A.M. Bjiere

The gallery will focus on site-specific, experiential work, using the basement to immerse visitors in the work of the artists. / 2 comments

Seen & Heard: New restaurant is open at (77) Warren 77

Plus Gigi Hadid on Harrison; tapestries on Warren; film festival is on sale. / 5 comments

April 4, 2022

Community Board 1 agendas for April

Discussions of citizen enforcement of placard parking, booze at the Regal Cinemas, upcoming street closures and more. / 1 comment

Recent Comments
  • Couldn't agree more. Disastrous and totally unnecessary project. — person / Mezze on the River closing permanently for BPC construction

  • Another in a lengthening list of disastrous impacts from this massive boondoggle of a project. PJ Clarke's and the Liberty... — Downtown Dad Reborn / Mezze on the River closing permanently for BPC construction

  • That guy is an urbanist and is very good at concisely sharing historical info. — Heide Fasnacht / Seen & Heard: Tutu School aiming for September 14

  • Love this—most of us have no idea what it takes to run a successful small business and the family aspect... — Katie Fontenot / TCQ&A: Rachel Cantor & Ryan Swearingen

  • Thanks Mamdani! The true headline was: Mayor Mamdani, Governor Hochul and MTA Announce Plan to Lower Subway Platform Temperatures and... — B / Chambers Street J/Z station renovations are moving forward

  • These numbers make more sense than the article in The Broadsheet. As a former PS150 parent, I can attest that... — Wendy / The fundraising power of local PTAs

  • We love Ms. RACHEL !, Ms. Rachel is a very smart and kind woman – she has hired wonderful dance... — Alice Hartman / TCQ&A: Rachel Cantor & Ryan Swearingen

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Seen & Heard: Racines is now Chambers

The restaurant is being reinvented and will open this spring. Plus NFTs at Postmasters; A Uno is packing up; Goodbye to a good shop dog.

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April 2, 2022

Where in Tribeca?

From the peripatetic lens of Sonia Stock, where is this guy? / 2 comments

April 1, 2022

New kids store coming to Greenwich

A purveyor of luxury baby and kids clothes will open its second boutique in the former Valley space.

Nosy Neighbor: Why is this thing beeping?

C. has been watching -- and listening -- to this mysterious grey box on the south side of the North Cove Marina for a year.

Seen & Heard: Spring openings at the Oculus

Plus Italian Easter at Grandaisy; Jeff Zimmerman glass at R&Co.; kids gardening in Battery Park City.

Jogger assaulted in the West Village in Hudson River Park

A 40-year-old woman was sexually assaulted and robbed as she ran through the park near Pier 45 on West 10th Street. / 1 comment

March 31, 2022

Made in Tribeca: The Morning Dram

With their restaurants shuttered during the pandemic, two downtowners combined their two passions to make barrel-aged coffee beans. / 1 comment

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