My beloved long Tribeca staircase was featured in Hausfrau Magazine - https://issuu.com/hausfraumagazine/docs/issue_9_final_lo_res it's on pages 25 and 26 of Issue 9 - hilarious! When the photographer saw our stair, he said he just had to work it into the storyline! — Will on Valentine No. 55

10 Corso Como will not open until next summer 2018, when it will likely debut with the rest of Pier 17. — Luis Vazquez (FiDi Fan Page) on In the News: Sheldon Silver’s Conviction Was Overturned

So glad you posted this. I love the work that these guys do. — Brett on Valentine No. 56

Genuinely a great nursery for your beloved pet! Our dog Cesar's home away from home. Wish they had this in the UK as well! — Arthur & Alessandra on Doggy Daycare Opening in Northwest Tribeca

Had food from there twice - 1 take out & 1 inside. Both were just fine. No different than any other Del Frisco's or really any other place in Brookfield Place for that matter. Certainly not some cool new discovery but more than solid for what & where it is IMO. Don't understand all the handwringing... but to each their own. — Jeff on First Impressions: Del Frisco’s Grille

I felt like I was at Roosevelt Field Mall eating at Bennigans. The music was unbearable. Very disappointed neighbor. — Lynn Kane on First Impressions: Del Frisco’s Grille

Depressing. On a side note, when did wedge salads come back in style? — mruptight on First Impressions: Del Frisco’s Grille

sit outside of citigroup for more than 5 minute and see how wrong you are — sean on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

You sound like the type of person who would complain about the smell inside as well. — sean on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

...the process seems more like regular process once passed in city council...this iniative was in the news and not mayoral driven but instead started by the local council person. — Tamk on In the News: Residents Demand Cuomo Sign Bill

I know of at least one Tribeca high end apartment building where the police recently responded to complaints about marijuana smoke coming from what I understand was an affordable housing set-aside apartment with a minority tenant. It is unclear whether any arrests were ever made. — James on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

IMO the chamfered corner entrance at 452 Greenwich Street with the cast iron column is a far nicer restoration than what was done recently at Yves (385 Greenwich Street) when they bricked up all around the column there and gave up the chamfered corner entrance. — James on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

Do you really believe that they're arresting only people who smoke in public? Because the police say that's policy? Talk to Blacks and Latinos who are arbitrarily searched for no reason - and are illegally searched - take a look at the bystander videos of police attacking innocent people, and explain to me how these folks aren't being targeted. — A. on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

The 10 year lease started in 1Q 2014. (From the April 2016 post: "We moved to 158 Duane in 2004, and 200 Church two years ago.") Further to the window signage, Sinvin has this listed as a sublease term through February 2024, with photos of New York Nautical. http://www.sinvin.com/listing/200-church-street/ — James on New York Nautical Is Setting Sail

I don't understand why people need to smoke pot in public. No argument with doing it in the privacy of your own homes. However now Just too much of that smell around outside schools, shops, supermarkets? It's getting a bit ridiculous.. DeBlasio =what a mess... — Rohin on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

What happened to the 10 year lease? (2016) — Rohin on New York Nautical Is Setting Sail

this commentary is beyond reproach — ddg on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

I see (and smell) a lot of pot being smoked by white people in TriBeCa all the time. — HH on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

If you take a few minutes to read the article, you'll see that the numbers make a bit more sense and isn't as racist as it sounds. If they're only arresting people for PUBLIC smoking of pot, and tribeca and fidi are mostly white residents, then of course the arrests will be mostly NON-whites since they're the ones most likely smoking out in public. — lowphat on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

Who are the blacks and Latinos being arrested in Tribeca? This is beyond absurd. Sometimes I think the vast majority of blacks and latinos in the neighborhood are BMCC students and service workers. Very distressing statistic. — cami on In the News: Blacks and Latinos Targeted for Pot Arrests

I can't bear to watch the vandalism that is the destruction of 59 Warren. How could we have let this happen in our neighborhood?! — Will on Seen & Heard: Ice Cream Mural

Such a truly unique shop, especially in a sea of Sephoras, Starbucks, Duane Reades, Ricky's and other similar repetitive chains. Hope they find a new home in the area. — ian on New York Nautical Is Setting Sail

Here's what the Trib reported about Con Ed and Warren Street in January. DDC comes off terribly IMO in their responses about coordinating with Con Ed. "What about the private utility work that goes along with it? "As always, utilities have to move their conduits out of the way in order for the city’s contractors to do their work. At the same time, they take the opportunity to upgrade their own installations. [...] “ 'Con Ed usually does its work at night but we don’t know when they are going to come,' said Walkman Wong, DDC’s Deputy Director for Construction. 'They put us on a list. They tell us, ‘Tomorrow night we’re going to be there.’ And then sometimes they don’t show up. If we know that Con Ed is going to do work we'll send it out as notification.' [...] "How can people sign up for notifications and updates on the street work? And what is the process for making complaints? "The Department of Design and Construction will send out advisories. To add your name to the email list, write to Angela Salibi, the community construction liaison, at WarrenJohnCCL@gmail.com. She can be contacted with questions or complaints by phone at 212-966-2603." tribecatrib.com/content/upcoming-warren-street-dig-heres-what-you-should-know — James on Seen & Heard: Con Edison to Rip Up Warren and W. Broadway

Should be a great addition to the neighbohood. cannot wait. — Sam on Church Publick Will Become a New Orleans–Themed Restaurant

Awesome! Do we know exactly where it will be? — John on Seen & Heard: Maman’s New Lifestyle Shop