Seen & Heard: The News Literacy Project
Plus: Prominent retail space on Canal is for rent; quicker, cheaper yoga teacher training; Robert Janz water paintings; Japanese art duo exhibit. / 7 comments
Introducing Six Cortlandt Alley – Full Floor Lofts from $6,450,000
Expansive lofts reborn: Meticulously restored full-floor lofts and penthouses in historic Tribeca. / Sponsored
First Impressions: Kesté
If there's better pizza below Canal, I don't know it, and prices are relatively low—but don't expect to get what you don't pay for. / 8 comments
Newsletter: May 4
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Eight New Enthusiasms
It’s been more than two years since I gathered together a bunch of things I can heartily recommend. Let the good vibes roll…. / 9 comments
In the News: Target’s Tribeca Store to Test Delivery
Plus: What the 1st Precinct has to say about the aggressive Battery ticket sellers; city to investigate protocol for violent incidents near schools; Lower Manhattan population expected to continue growing; Hole in the Wall in FiDi. / 7 comments
Lifestyles of Artists, Celebrities & the Extraordinary Communities of the Lower Hudson Valley, N.Y.
Eight things to know about the Lower Hudson Valley, only 45 minutes from Tribeca. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Five Boro Bike Tour Is This Sunday Morning
Plus: Acappella says it'll reopen in July; misalignment at 111 Murray; Martin Auer Bakehouse has nice new windows; American Apparel closed its Soho store; Savore restaurant has reopened as Altesi Downtown. / 8 comments
In the News: Is Bouley Closing Soon?
Plus: Bouley Test Kitchen has moved uptown; the Department of Transportation will reverse traffic on several FiDi streets (and add a diagonal crosswalk); ferry riders forced to wait an hour because boats were full; Wagner Park plan upsets Community Board 1 members; Brooklyn Bridge drill causes concern. / 2 comments
Close-Up: Walker Street
The patterns, details, textures, and scars that give Walker Street—and Tribeca in general—its character. / 1 comment
200 Water Dumbo: Last Remaining Residence Now Available
The final residential building to be developed on this landmark cobblestoned block in Dumbo, 200 Water breathes new life and spirit into a historic daylight factory. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Nickel & Diner
Plus: Chambers Street hair salon is for rent; the Odeon partially closed yesterday to support its staff; Spin Ceramics closed its store; artists exploring flatness; The Ride tourist bus; Khe-Yo sidewalk seating. / 7 comments
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This isn't meant to be callous, since I understand this is going to have big impacts on people who live... — malcolm / City’s first meeting on Independence Plaza tower is Thursday
Just some random thoughts, but keep in mind that the opposition to the project is already HIGHLY ORGANIZED. Just figure... — neighbor / City’s first meeting on Independence Plaza tower is Thursday