Second Acts: Linda Brosterman
Who doesn’t love a reinvention story? And who among us isn’t trying to figure out what we want to be when we grow up? The first in a series: a math teacher turned painter. / 6 comments
Newsletter: Oct. 21
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The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry
Trolley yokes on Vestry, water mains on Warren, general sadness on Worth -- the neighborhood's construction projects will continue through 2021. Ugh. / 10 comments
Where in Tribeca?
A legitimate question given our fashionable neighborhood. So, where is it? / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Taste of the Seaport this weekend
Plus Maison Kayser declines to say why; creepy fowl on display in Hudson Square; open house at Buckle My Shoe; free wifi for Wagner, Teardrop and Rockefeller. / 1 comment
The party season is upon us! Book your event now.
No matter the size or style of your party, the perfect venue is nearby. Because the best events are within walking distance. / Sponsored
Local Expert: Di Ana Pisarri and The Parent Shift
As a coach for kids and families, Pisarri has now branched out to podcast producer, offering a weekly master class on parenting -- with the goal to raise resilient, independent kids. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Open house events for kids on the Lilac
Plus Streeteasy releases its report on the glut of unsold new condos; a woman stages a funeral for her student debt in the Trinity graveyard; Amazon's sidewalk office; fall color in WMP. / 6 comments
In the News: Protections for 100 Centre
Plus drain your lymph in Soho; more details on the group that had a climate die-in at the bull; luxury condo buildings taking inventory loans and rentals to bridge the sales gap.
Newsletter: Oct. 17
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White Street jail’s getting smaller, but never small enough
The council has said it will tell the city to reduce the size of the jail proposed for White Street, but it's still 29-floors and years of demolition and construction. / 6 comments
The Belnord | The Iconic Upper West Side Landmark Re-envisioned by Robert A.M. Stern | Over 30,000 SF of Indoor and Outdoor Amenities
Closings have commenced at the grandest of the neighborhood's apartment houses. Two- to six-bedroom condominium residences with combination opportunities priced from $4M. / Sponsored
Left rectangle ads redesigned
Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
To his wife, Didn’t know him on a personal level, but passing in the neighborhood when I wasn’t out of... — Neighbor / Scott Geyer, local artist and dog walker, dies at 69
Ryder is the clear man for the job! Already coming out of the gate with 400 donors on day one.... — Noah / Candidates are lining up for Deborah Glick’s seat
Listing here: https://www.iprg.com/property/132-west-broadway/ — James Bogardus / Nosy Neighbor: Is the Telephone Sales & Service Company building for sale?
I’m pretty sure they’ve done that before — Rohin / Seen & Heard: Coffee Project & Big Gay Ice Cream on hiatus?
Two iconic NYC establishments which I have had the privilege to frequent since their inception, and that have never wavered... — Christopher M / Jerry Walker, co-owner of Walker’s and The Ear Inn, has died
I've already put on five pounds. — George Bacon / Carbs are back in the neighborhood
Don’t forget Seppes Pizza Bar that opened on the Goldman walk next to Shake Shack. Pizza is fantastic, great bar... — Slue / Carbs are back in the neighborhood