Alumnae will close permanently this month
The women's shoe store opened three years ago, adding a gallery-type feel to the former newsstand at 60 Hudson. / 2 comments
Coming this week: Return of the Fields
The Battery Park City fields are open for play, and Governors Island opens on Wednesday. / 1 comment
Newsletter: July 13
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Where in Tribeca?
Where are these speckles or freckles? The first installment of Where in Tribeca - Art Edition. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: The Roxy now has an outdoor plaza
Plus Blue School launches online program; A Summer Day street cafe; Mini Melanie delivers; a members-only roofdeck, yours for the summer. / 13 comments
In the News: Bleak picture for Shake Shack
Plus demo permits are filed for the taxpayer at Church and Lispenard; a hockey player cooks with Forgione; mapping PPP loans. / 3 comments
The galleries are slowly emerging post-pandemic
The galleries are slowing coming back to life and are offering ways to see new art in person, in socially distant settings.
The latest openings around the neighborhood
With retail reopening, there's a whole new crop of local spots back in business: Stella, Flowers by Yasmine, Babesta; Plus Go Catering and Locanda Verde on the restaurant scene. / 9 comments
Newsletter: July 9
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Plans for 67 Vestry finally revealed
The 19th Century loft building on the corner West Street -- once a home to composers and artists and the founding home of the Dia -- is scheduled to be finished in 2021. / 1 comment
Local Business Update: Tribeca Grill
The restaurant, which has been in Tribeca for 30 years, will reopen once they know they can not just pay the rent but celebrate all that dining out means to customers and owners. / 3 comments
The sad fate of the menhaden in the Hudson
Warmer waters, lack of rain and some aggressive migration patterns have resulted in thousands of bunker washing up on the shores of the Hudson. / 3 comments
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The illegal West African pocketbook vendors seriously harm the quality of life for residents living near Canal. My left leaning... — lowrider / In the News: Chambers among the 100 best restaurants
I never knew Luis, but based on all I have read, it is hard to believe that anyone could think... — Elizabeth / Luis Fernandez has self-deported to Ecuador
As a resident of North Tribeca, this is extremely exciting. We need a good bodega up here! — harryh / Deli coming to Beach and Greenwich
Just posted today: https://nypost.com/2026/05/22/opinion/when-will-taxpayers-revolt-over-the-obscene-tragedy-of-nyc-schools/ — Reademan / Manhattan Youth loses contracts at 12 middle school afterschool programs
No, not the case here re: principals, although I assumed the same. Principal Macri was completely shut out of the... — ms104 parent / Manhattan Youth loses contracts at 12 middle school afterschool programs
My point is twofold. NYC should be downsizing the budget, not exploding it, to adjust to the lower enrollment. The... — Reademan / Manhattan Youth loses contracts at 12 middle school afterschool programs
This is absolutely stunning! — Cari / 50 Hudson is finally revealed