Seen & Heard: Gill & Lagodich has moved to Duane & Lafayette
Plus introducing Tribeca Mom Blanche Norway; a light festival at Wagner Park; WetLab open hours at Pier 40.
Ahmed’s coffee cart will stay on West Broadway
The city has promised him one of two sites nearby once construction takes over the sidewalk. / 2 comments
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Sneak Peek: Muku 無垢
The restaurant replaces Sushi Ichimura on Greenwich and Hubert and will offer the traditional Japanese multi-course dinner at two set times. / 1 comment
Newsletter: September 8
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In the News: More on Luis Fernandez’s case
Plus 32 Sixth Avenue is struggling with occupancy; Brooklyn jail starts construction; former Trinity music director is charged with possessing child sexual abuse material. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Duane Park public events next Sunday
The park will host free events in the afternoon before its annual dinner in the park. Plus two new food trucks on Greenwich; a school expo at Cocoon.
Councilman Chris Marte will run for speaker
The election for the second-most powerful position in city government will take place in January. / 19 comments
Is Taylor Swift selling her Tribeca digs?
A rumor is swirling around the neighborhood that the pop star has sold her complex on Franklin... / 2 comments
11 Hubert, stalled for years, has sold
What could be the largest townhouse in the city if its ever constructed has now been sold for the third time in a decade with no action. / 2 comments
Demolition work has started at West Broadway and Warren
The demolition includes the two five-story brick buildings at the northwest corner with Warren, which until recently had not changed hands since the 1960s. / 5 comments
Newsletter: September 4
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