Newsletter: Apr. 7
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In the News: Scotch & Soda Is Opening a Seaport Store
Plus: 30 Warren hopes to sell nearly $100 million worth of condos; more on the gumball machine; when Donald Trump settled accusations of fraud; "rooftopper" arrested for scaling 70 Pine. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Another GrubHub Seamless Scheme
Plus: More on the Brookfield Place bunnies; activity at Reade retail space; Fulton Stall Market is starting up for the season; new by-appointment gallery on Duane; Tokyo restaurant advice. / 6 comments
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In the News: Change Is Afoot at Wichcraft
Plus: Politicians call on the Battery Park City Authority to allow public comment at its meetings; more on 100 Franklin; Tribeca neurosurgeon accused of sexual assault; Battery Maritime Building. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Wagner Park Redesign Survey
Plus: Petition opposing Buddha Bar on Thomas Street; politicians want to allow media to park anywhere; commercial shoot on Warren today; Liberty Park aerial shot; Young New Yorkers benefit. / 1 comment
Demolition on Duane
Residents of the rent-stabilized building at 118-120 Duane (where Capital Audio was) have reportedly received letters notifying them of the forthcoming demolition of the building. "We like to leave the buildings the way they are," said the owner back in November. / 3 comments
This Is New York’s Best Fitness Neighborhood
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Seen & Heard: Look What They’ve Done to the Municipal Building
Plus: The gumball machine has arrived; 70 Vestry's sales office has a model in the window; nighttime construction on Church Street; Tribeca's Kitchen is temporarily closed; how to complain about the rat poison that killed the Collect Pond hawk. / 7 comments
In the News: Tempura Avocado Sandwich
Plus: Clocktower building recap; two slashings (one real, one faked); Peter Stanford memorial information; socialite skips out on Nobu bill; should Peck Slip be a park or a plaza?
The Battle Over Buddha Bar
Also on Community Board 1’s April agendas: Wagner Park redesign; Worth Street reconstruction; Tribeca street closures for events; Two Hands sidewalk tables; Morton Street School zoning; Indian restaurant on Murray?; World Trade Center mall update; 11 Hubert mansion; and much more.
Left rectangle ads redesigned
Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
She was a treasure. Great vet! She loved our dog and was such a nice person. — Troy / Ivy Pets (Tribeca Veterinary Wellness) has closed permanently
What’s most ironic about this complaint is that condo inventory in Tribeca is currently at its lowest level in about... — Reademan / Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church
Dr. Berg was amazing in every way, so it's sad to see it end this way. It looked like Dr.... — Talg / Ivy Pets (Tribeca Veterinary Wellness) has closed permanently
1. Tribeca also has the least amount of affordable supermarkets, restaurants, clothing stores, etc. in all of New York. Why... — James Bogardus / Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church
Is there anything else we can give you while you have your hand out begging for us to pay your... — Talg / Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church
Tribeca has the least amount of affordable housing in all of New York. This building should be 💯 % affordable,... — Jean Grillo / Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church
Hi. Is thrre any newd on the huge tower proposal for Jay and Greenwich? — Martine / Community Board meetings for March