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
A literal look back at 9/11 and Tribeca Hardware
A view of Tribeca Hardware from the same perspective over the course of just a couple weeks is a symbol of how that business and its landlord weathered the events of 9-11 -- as did the rest of the neighborhood. / 3 comments
New Kid on the Block: Lorraine Massey and Spiral (x,y,z)
A salon just for curly haired people -- founded by curly-hair guru Lorraine Massey -- opened in December, took a pause as we all did, and is now back. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Bed Bath & Beyond is open
Both big boxes on Warren are back open for in-store shopping; Downtown Soccer League is taking registrations; Goldish will be back eventually. / 1 comment
Black Lives Matter inscribed on Centre Street
Three city artists were tasked with inscribing meaning to each letter of the Black Lives Matter street mural on Centre Street.
In the News: City budget cuts include placard enforcement
With the NYPD enforcement unit now abolished, and no sign of the new tech solutions in place, it looks like we are back to square one. / 1 comment
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Starbucks is closing 4 FiDi Locations, BUT, This may not be such a bad announcement. Here’s why: The locations are... — Luis Vazquez/FiDi Fan Page / Starbucks at West Broadway and Chambers will close tomorrow
Gosh, I hope Starbucks isn’t upset that workers are actively unionizing and have successfully unionized multiple locations across New York... — Justin / Starbucks at West Broadway and Chambers will close tomorrow
Hopefully this will have some benefit for other businesses but I do have to say it was always packed. Very... — John Gallagher / Starbucks at West Broadway and Chambers will close tomorrow
I, for one, and so tired of graffiti. The art deco post office on Canal gets carefully scrubbed clean, only... — Marcus / Tribeca-branded graffiti on West Broadway
Ben If the area was pedestrianized, what would happen with emergency vehicles, Access a Ride, school buses, trash pick-up? The... — Lisa / City moving forward with development of 100 Gold
I'm sorry to hear this news. My condolences to the family. I was a regular until 2007 when we moved... — Kevin Clarke / Jerry Walker, co-owner of Walker’s and The Ear Inn, has died
It's 3:45 and the line for pillows wraps from the park around on Reade and the end is only about... — N / Seen & Heard: 24-hour golf simulators in Hudson Square