The Candidates 2021: Susan Lee for CD1
The Tribeca resident, born in Hong Kong and raised on the Lower East Side, discusses school choice, crime and small business challenges, among other issues. / 11 comments
Field Trip (Reprise): Domino Park
The small but clever waterfront park in Williamsburg now has several restaurants on its perimeter, and makes for a great day or night trip. / 1 comment
A retrospective of American crafts at R & Company
The show features 50 historical artists and 50 contemporary ones, all of whom have contributed to the American craft movement of the past 50 years.
Restrictions finally falling away
The mayor promises that the "city will reopen full strength" by July 1; in the meantime, bars will be back and curfews will be gone by mid-May. Plus local rates are way low. / 4 comments
There are all sorts of ways to celebrate mom in the neighborhood
And there's no better way to honor a downtown mom than by shopping -- and eating! and drinking! -- local for Mother's Day. / Sponsored
A pandemic pivot: The K-Box at Battery Place Market
The little gourmet bodega in the Goldman breezeway is frying up Korean beef, noodles, pancakes and dumplings fresh to go. / 2 comments
Newsletter: April 29
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Bluestone Lane coffee is on its way to Tribeca
The Australian coffee chain has signed a lease for the Summer Day Café space at 109 West Broadway. They just opened in Battery Park City as well. / 9 comments
111 Montgomery: Full-Service Condominiums Starting from $499,000, Immediate Occupancy
Located moments from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Prospect Park, this condominium offers homes with private and common outdoor experiences, skyline views and seamless indoor/outdoor living. / Sponsored
Governors Island opens Saturday, May 1
And there are some new gardeners on the island: a family of five sheep. Ferries can be reserved starting now. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Paying it forward
Some feel-good stories for a Tuesday morning: a stranger pays it forward in Whole Foods; a Girl Scout troop will host a drive for Saint Vincent.
European supermarket is not coming to 310 Greenwich
A reader spotted a blue pin on Google Maps predicting a Lidl store for 310 Greenwich, but it's just a vestige of Best Market. / 9 comments
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History of Tribeca Buildings
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