Newsletter: March 18 ☘️
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Gallery coming to long-empty space on Duane
Bureau, founded in 2010 on Norfolk Street, is already hanging art for its first show at 112 Duane. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Free Irish books at Bogardus
Plus no investigation on two recent street fires; Salaam Bombay space is now gutted; 200 Church is still empty.
Borough president has a plan for highway bike lanes
The plan would carve a protected bike out of one lane of the highway from Chambers to 59th. / 26 comments
Michelle Williams shoots at Duane Park
The project for FX will be a limited series titled "Dying for Sex."
Now Open to Pre-K Members: Rocket Club Math Tribeca
The fun math enrichment program for elementary and middle school kids on Warren Street is expanding to add a pre-K program for kids ages 4 to 5. / Sponsored
The Death Chill descends on N. Moore
The famed firehouse is now encased in ice, a teaser for the new Ghostbusters movie coming out next week.
Newsletter: March 14
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Demolition on White Street jail damages neighboring building
The 19-story Manhattan Detention Center and the Tombs next door are making way for a new skyscraper jail, and making a mess in the meantime. / 10 comments
Seen & Heard: Two Tribeca artists at Kerry Schuss Gallery
Tara Kitchen founder wins federal award; Spring Equinox Festival at the Museum of Jewish Heritage; not a trace of Barnes & Noble.
Old dining sheds should come down this summer
The new rules for dining structures on the sidewalk and curbside were effective as of March 3. / 11 comments
New Gallery on the Block: Nino Mier Gallery
The gallerist first opened in West Hollywood and came to Soho in 2022, showing contemporary painters, sculptors and photographers. / 1 comment
Left rectangle ads redesigned
Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
I don't think that I ever saw an uglier shed then that mess of plywood and high school shop class... — K / The Zona sidewalk shed is down
https://nypost.com/2024/11/26/opinion/mtas-252m-emergency-intercom-flop-is-another-insult-to-taxpayers/ The last thing the incompetent MTA needs is to be given more money. A private oversight board of business... — Reademan / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
As a bus rider, the continuing reductions in bus service over the years are very upsetting and harmful It appears... — Lia / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
Yes. A noted and celebrated New York designer - and his first store. — Tribeca Citizen / Telfar opens its first brick-and-mortar on Broadway
@Jam: " ... a slightly faster bus does not help ..." Please don't cherry-pick. The initial 5-6 percent gain I... — Komanoff / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
This went on way too long. At various times there was a mattress laid across tables in one of the... — Andyj / The Zona sidewalk shed is down
Mr. Komanoff, If I may…. It was my impression that bicycling is your transit mode - not subway or bus?... — Jam / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back