Teresa Tarmey has (re)opened on Duane Street, for good
Teresa Tarmey's shop on Duane Park will offer her hybrid brand of facials that London celebrities swear by, as well as her new at-home line of products.
Crowd Sourcing: Free workouts for August
A quick roundup of the classes nearby run by pros from fitness clubs around the city, so if you are in town, it's a good way to try out a new gym. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Franklin Street station is open
Plus a series of cooking classes at the Fulton Stall Market; a celebration of North Country food also at the Seaport; First Friday on Governors Island. / 1 comment
Newsletter: August 1
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Loft Peeping: Edward Albee’s home on Harrison
The loft at 14 Harrison is still decorated with Albee's art and furniture and also comes with a storied past as a home to a candy empire and the scene of a murder. / 1 comment
Schoolhouse Electric has closed permanently
Schoolhouse, nee Schoolhouse Electric, the quirky lighting restoration company, has closed its store on Vestry, one of its few retail outlets in the country, after 14 years in the city. / 5 comments
Hamptons Peeping: A trio of North Haven homes with deep water docks
Three unique properties in Sag Harbor have that most rare amenity: waterfront with a deep-water dock for boating outside your doorstep. Oh, and the houses are beautiful too. / Sponsored
Canal Street Oysters poised to open soon
A little peek into the restaurant taking over the former nightclub on the southeast corner of Canal and West Broadway.
Seen & Heard: Two small businesses win digital grant
Plus a forum to hear from the candidates for supreme court judge; Bernard Kirschenbaum at Postmasters; a new view up Church Street at Chambers.
In the News: City to track empty storefronts
Plus the Grand Banks makes best boat bar list; One Whitehall changes hands; Anthony Weiner moves uptown; Bed Bath & Beyond gets scathing review. / 6 comments
In the News: 125 Greenwich has financing woes
Plus the house and senate voted to extend the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund for seven decades; the city will honor 9/11 responders; Benares opens in Jersey.
Seen & Heard: The River Project honors local founder
Plus Kazumi Yoshida at Cheryl Hazan Gallery; new concerts added to Pier 17 rooftop lineup; rent law town hall meeting tonight; Vinoly moves to Pearl Street.
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