Seen & Heard: Kori is definitely closed
Plus Burger King on Broadway is gone; there's something for everyone at the Pier 17 summer concert series; John Popper of Blues Traveler remembers Wetlands
Au Cheval opens Tuesday on Cortlandt Alley
The Chicago burger joint whose opening here has foodies all in a tizzy is ready for the onslaught. And if you're wondering why the French, it means "with an egg on top."
Tom Goodkind: BPC stalwart, band leader, community maven, dies
As the founder and conductor of the TriBattery Pops, Goodkind's talent and enthusiasm touched hundreds of lives. Remembering a musician, local activist and public servant.
In the News: 250 Church future up for grabs?
Plus Wall Street Run & Heart Walk rejected; obit for J. Crew's Liquor Store; Formula 1 driver sells his *other* penthouse; Shane Smith unloads his place on Desbrosses / 1 comment
You’re Invited! Mardi Gras Mask-Making Party for Kids, Hosted by 30 Warren and Church Street School for Music and Art
Kids will partake in a guided mask-making class, while adults can enjoy light fare and a tour of the 30 Warren sales gallery. / Sponsored
New Kid on the Block: Savida
The former Blaue Gans opened again on Monday as Savida with a simple, clean décor and a menu of (very) fresh fish and homemade Mediterranean mezze. / 5 comments
Newsletter: Feb. 28
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In the News: Is Park Place the next Park Avenue?
Plus a dedication to those affected by 9/11 illnesses at the museum; LMC's middle school hip-hop class struts their stuff; West Thames bridge to open this summer. / 2 comments
Come Play! Jeff Lake Pop Up Camp, This Sunday, March 3, 3-5pm
While we can’t quite fit our 50-acre lake into 6 River Terrace, we’ll be bringing camper favorites including tie-dye, make your own s’mores, crafts, games, ice cream from our friends at A La Mode and more! / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: 6 Stone Street for sale
Plus beerfest continues at Brookfield; 45 Park Place starts to show some skin; Bare Candle opens at WTC; Battery Park City drops 75 new security barriers.
Seen & Heard: Edon Manor is moving
Plus Joe's Pizza has opened on Fulton; Shopboy tailors now make house calls; Postmasters Gallery features Pussykrew.
Imogen Foundation to deliver mental health “first aid”
The family and friends of Imogen Roche, the local teenager who died last year, have started a fundraising campaign that aims to "save lives by empowering teenagers to support one another in times of crisis and change."
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