Seen & Heard: More on Pearl River Mart’s New Store
Plus: Warm pretzels with mustard; the private dog run on Warren; 1st Precinct Community Council meeting; a martial-arts studio has moved; the River Project's "Release of the Fishes."
New Kid on the Block: Skin Laundry
Yen Reis founded Skin Laundry in Santa Monica in 2013, when she couldn't find the same level of skincare that she had experienced in Asia. The company's fifteenth location opens tomorrow on W. Broadway—with a day of free treatments for everyone.
In the News: Violent High School Students
Plus: The apartment of La Garçonne founder Kris Kim; inside a Tribeca triplex; opposition to the Battery Park City Authority's South End Avenue revamp; the return of Canstruction; M1 bus extension. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: New York Dolls Update
Plus: Admission to the Experience Mars event; former Matsugen space being demolished; zebra crosswalks popping up all over; why Les Halles is now closed weekends; Nickel & Diner restaurant; action in the old Shoofly space. / 12 comments
In the News: Final Design for the Trinity Church Tower
Plus: Another look at the apartment of Nadine and Matt Abramcyk; woman dies in bus accident; mini-mall for online merchants; eyebrow-raising election results in Chinatown; Seaport hot-dog vendor attacked. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Soho Pharmacy’s Identity Crisis
Plus: A new newsstand on Chambers; Les Halles is now closed weekends; Lower Manhattan Community Church's annual Pumpkin Patch event; more on the Canal Park Conservancy (which could use your help). / 5 comments
First Look at the New Building on W. Broadway
The eight-story condominium will sit where the Raccoon Lodge, Saleya, Palermo Pizza, and others used to be. Plus: Several renderings of the retail spaces at 30 Warren, at the corner of Church. / 11 comments
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Seen & Heard: A Pretty Good Whole Foods Deal
Plus: Today's Tribeca Alliance event has been canceled; big signage on the Flea's new backside; Tribeca Tower's noisy boiler; everyday objects elevated to art; "Law & Order: SVU" shoot; "A Musical History of the Lower East Side."
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