Newsletter: March 22
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More illegal parties at 1 Harrison
The Sheriff's Office busted another illegal party -- this one for underage drinkers and smokers -- at the space above Puffy's. / 15 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Why are there still police barricades up at the 9/11 Memorial?
The 9/11 Memorial Plaza is still barricaded for covid, with limited hours and points of access, and has no plans yet to reopen fully. / 5 comments
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Soon to come at 1 White: the vertical Nutopian Embassy
The restaurant planned at what Tribeca lore describes as the Nutopian Embassy of John Lennon and Yoko Ono is aiming for an April opening. / 1 comment
Where in Tribeca?
This guy's cute, but neighbors ask that he be kept on a shorter leash. Where is he? / 7 comments
The Patriot is back open
The bar on Chambers reopened on St. Patrick's Day, a year after all the city's bars and restaurants were shuttered. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Amazon returns at Whole Foods
Plus a fire at Tiny's last weekend; a new student courtyard at Pace; and the return of group fitness classes at city studios. / 4 comments
Asian hate crimes, on our doorstep
A Tribecan is spat on as she stands on N. Moore on a Thursday morning -- just one example of the harassments faced by Asians in the city lately. / 19 comments
In the News: A vision for Canal and Varick
Plus the Andaz Hotel is close to foreclosure; a Brandy Library co-owner sues the NYPD over his gun rights; David Yurman and the elements. / 5 comments
Potential plans for 600-foot building at 267 Broadway
The owner of 267 Broadway is pitching the site for a 650-foot-tall sliver building, with hotel and residences towering over City Hall Park. / 7 comments
Live from over Tribeca
In the opposite of a Tiny Desk concert, 3 WTC is hosting live streamed concerts from the 79th floor as part of an effort to keep musicians afloat. / 1 comment
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Tribeca Paint! — Tribeca Citizen / In the News: A 70-year-old Fidi hardware store faces closure
Gothamist (which quotes this very Tribeca Citizen post as counterpoint) claims that there is a "slump" for the Canal Street... — Marcus / Counterfeit sales on Broadway are worse than ever
Good point. With such a massive flow of counterfeit junk, by now the authorities should have been able to trace... — Marcus / Counterfeit sales on Broadway are worse than ever
Balancing Rights and Safety: The current approach seeks to balance an individual's right to drink with the public's right to... — David Lewin / An update on Luis Fernandez from the Square Diner
The street vendors are only part of the problem. The real issue to solve is why aren’t the importers and... — Larry / Counterfeit sales on Broadway are worse than ever
I completely agree with you about the loss of hardware stores and Dick's is a good one. I currently use... — Heide Fasnacht / In the News: A 70-year-old Fidi hardware store faces closure
Hi Dan, How long have you lived in Manhattan? — Realist / Counterfeit sales on Broadway are worse than ever