Newsletter: April 28
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The Greek will close at the end of May
The restaurant has held two spots in the northern part of the neighborhood, both charming. / 1 comment
In the News: A slew of updates on congestion pricing
The Trump administration leaks memos on its legal strategy; the MTA's haul; Broadway gets a boost; a judge strikes down several lawsuits. / 6 comments
Spring update on the curbside dining structures
The temporary structures. which can remain up until Nov. 29, have specific requirements for size and materials. / 2 comments
Teakwood Thai Chophouse will open mid-May
The chefs and owners also have Pure Thai Cookhouse in Hell's Kitchen.
Washington Market Park gardener will retire this month
Richie Haugland has been at the park for the past decade and is responsible for the explosion of color that comes every spring. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Crossing guard at PS 89
Plus Governors Island Arts has launched its season; a top Latin vocalist at the Irish Hunger Memorial; Earth Day Celebration at Gotham Park.
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Mulberry Market coming to Worth and Lafayette
According to the Commercial Observer, the Nolita market has taken the space in 111 Worth for a second location. / 2 comments
Newsletter: April 24
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Irish band that supports Palestine is scheduled at Pier 17 on Yom Kippur
The hip hop trio from Belfast, Kneecap, already sparked outrage with pro-Palestinian chants at Coachella. Neighbors here have started a petition to cancel the show. / 48 comments
Tribeca Greenmarket will not return on Wednesdays
The market will not return for spring, and neither will the market at the Oculus. Tribeca on Saturdays is still going strong, and City Hall has joined the fleet.
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