Med spa coming to Duane Park space
The space was most recently the Jack Hanley Gallery but was renovated in 2018 for another med spa. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Register for Downtown Soccer League
Plus signs of spring at Locanda; Vanisha Gould at the Irish Hunger Memorial; Battery Park City fields will be replaced next winter.
Mother’s day at Greenwich St. Jewelers
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URvet has closed
The local chain opened in 2023 on Chambers. That leaves three in the neighborhood, plus a new veterinary dentist on N. Moore and another vet in Soho. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: CityMD on Chambers has reopened
Plus a new bus stop at the M9 at Greenwich? Maman has taken over City Bakery; signs of spring at Pier 26.
Landmarks has approved the pool for Hudson and Worth
Construction could start soon on a one-story building that will house a swimming pool on the parking lot at 74 Hudson. / 8 comments
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Zutto has taken the Argo space on Duane Park
Sneak Peek: One of the neighborhood's oldest restaurants will expand with Asian fusion on Duane Park. / 9 comments
What a difference a sidewalk makes
The Department of Transportation has replaced the sidewalks around the traffic triangle. New fencing and more attention to the greenery comes next. / 4 comments
Sneak Peek: New Indian coming to the old Goa space
Zorawar Kalra, an Indian restaurateur whose company has several brands and a broad reach, has taken the space at 78 Leonard.
Seen & Heard: Taste of Tribeca is May 17
Plus no date yet for Nonna Dora; Pine Street School and German School Manhattan make an alliance; Dine Around Downtown sets date for June. / 4 comments
Crowdsourcing the neighborhood’s dream children’s bookstore
Words on Warren, which has taken the south side of Philip Williams Posters, is looking for suggestion for the bookshop, coming in September.
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History of Tribeca Buildings
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