Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?
"All my usual go-tos no longer offer the service — and everyone I’ve asked says the same." / 26 comments
Newsletter: October 13
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New Kid on the Block: Bel Angé Medical Spa
The medspa has gut-renovated a classic Tribeca space on Laight and Washington to create five treatment rooms.
Boy is attacked at Pier 40 during soccer practice
An emotionally disturbed man grabbed him by the shirt and shook him before parents were able to intercede. Police arrested him within minutes. / 6 comments
What’s doing for Halloween
As usual there are lots of Halloween happenings starting this weekend at the Seaport and running through Nov. 2 at Brookfield. / 5 comments
Alto Canna dispensary caught in bureaucratic snag
The state has reinterpreted its own proximity rules, putting most locations out of compliance. / 7 comments
Introducing Boerum Place | Cobble Hill’s Newest Architectural Icon
Sponsored | Twenty-one intentionally crafted residences from Brent Buck Architects.
Community Board 1 agendas for October
Discussions on the closing of Rockefeller Park, the redesign of Canal Street, a new bar for the Bogardus Mansion and more.
Seen & Heard: Rosie’s Kids Cuts is back open
Plus a proposal on Duane Street; a new head of school for Pine Street School; The Longest Table at Gotham Park. / 1 comment
Newsletter: October 9
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In the News: Are you a true New Yorker?
Plus the world according to Roya; here come the urban country clubs; subsidizing film and TV shoots. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Tribeca town hall meeting next week
Plus The New Yorkers podcast with a longtime Tribecan; Maum Market at the Seaport; emergency preparedness panel at Downtown Community Center.
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History of Tribeca Buildings
Why does it take so long to open these restaurants? This family has plenty of money and took over the... — Tribeca Neighbor / Sneak Peek: Ludico Tribeca
The cobblestones were designed for 17ty century horse drawn carriages, not today’s semi trucks, so no wonder they need replacement.... — Living in Tribeca since ‘75 / New crosswalks around Fouquet’s hotel on Greenwich
They're absolutely historically appropriate and a massive upgrade from ADA/safety perspective. We're lucky that a number of our crosswalks are... — person / New crosswalks around Fouquet’s hotel on Greenwich
Many years ago, the top floor (at the time) was a daylight photography rental studio- great view, and of course,... — Robert Ripps / Seen & Heard: New restaurant for Battery Park City
Yes couldn’t agree more to wanting something local and fresh! I live in the hood and miss the old local... — Jen / Sneak Peek: Ludico Tribeca
I also don’t understand how the hotel gets to remove the bricks and change the aesthetics. — Kaye / New crosswalks around Fouquet’s hotel on Greenwich
I’m not a fan of these new crosswalks aesthetically. I find them inappropriate for the historic district. If the city... — Cd / New crosswalks around Fouquet’s hotel on Greenwich