Nosy Neighbor: What’s going into the old Prime Essentials space on Broadway?
Work is finally coming to a close on the Prime Essentials space, which closed three years ago.
Plans have been filed to demolish 80 West Broadway
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. / 23 comments
Seen & Heard: An homage in Lego
Plus painting on the beach at Bortolami; 5 Lispenard gets a rehab; last Jazz Lunch at Bogardus is today. / 2 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Are these garbage containers allowed?
K. pointed out this box installed in front of 11 Jay. There is also one on Duane alongside the former Sushi of Gari. / 1 comment
Newsletter: May 29
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Seen & Heard: Collectors tours of Tribeca
Plus a free summer lunchtime music and dance series in Fidi; an observance at the 9/11 Memorial; Let There Be Neon will go to Sunset Park.
More on the Golden Mall coming to Fidi
The celebrated food court, founded in Flushing 35 years ago, will have 18 vendors plus restaurants and retail upstairs. / 4 comments
Catching Up With New Kids: Beefbar
The restaurant out of Monaco offers beef prepared every kind of way -- from grills to street food -- at its dining room and bar. / 2 comments
In the News: Clocktower is for sale
Plus a Hunter College MFA gallery on Hudson; a townhouse for sale on Jay; the Tin Building is scaling back.
Seen & Heard: Hyperbaric chamber opens on Chambers
Plus River To River starts this month; family weekends at the Seaport Museum; Bubby's will have a gallery space at the bar.
Barnett Newman Triangle gets first cash infusion
The neglected traffic triangle just south of the Roxy secured funding from the City Councilman to bring some life back to the space. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Progress at Tre Sorelle
Plus stopping helicopter noise and nonessential flights; a free class at Crunch; STEAMfest at Pine Street School. / 1 comment
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