Not providing information about film shoots in her overly-filmed district is another non-service not brought to you by esteemed City Councilmember Chin. — James on Seen & Heard: Inside the Woolworth Residences

Agree that a 10pm closing is about equally as nutty as a 4am closing. Suggest they split the difference and go for a 1am closing. The area is pretty commercial, curious as to what residences are nearby enough to be affected. — Rohin on Food Hall Plans Withdrawn

It is not utilitarian. No. I do love it though. I've been a huge fan of Maharishi and Hardy Blechman since the 90's. exciting to finally see a store in NYC. — Doug on Maharishi Is Opening a Store in Tribeca

That is not* utilitarian. — Anonymous on Maharishi Is Opening a Store in Tribeca

So sad about St. Joseph's Chapel. — TribecaMom on In the News: Is Bar Works Capsizing?

I think one of the three grassy areas in front of the court houses would be perfect. It is not like anyone actually sits on or lays out on the grass there. I actually do bring my dog here to run around early Saturday and Sunday mornings when no one is around. — TribecaMom on Seen & Heard: Hoping for an East Tribeca Dog Run

WF definitely has a schizophrenic display policy (chutney beside yogurt), but I like it. While a Walmart grocery store has massive selection and large aisles, the lack of humans is depressing. — mruptight on In the News: Is Bar Works Capsizing?

I have always talked about rallying the residents around Drumgoole Plaza to petition for a dog run here. This park/public area (not sure what to call it) is always desolate and can definitely be put to good use for a dog run. The nearest dog run is Fishbridge, it's tiny and not much area for our little friends to run around. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drumgoole_Plaza — Lippy on Seen & Heard: Hoping for an East Tribeca Dog Run

Yes!! A dog run please in eastern tribeca there are so many dogs and nowhere to let them run free and with the constant condo construction demo and cement trucks walking a dog is a nightmare I know mine would welcome it. Seems silly not to have one marked off in Collect Pond an under used area. Thanks for bringing it up. — Tino on Seen & Heard: Hoping for an East Tribeca Dog Run

I hate to see them close. They always had a terrific product and terrific personnel. — Al on The Nut Store Is Closing

Maybe they workers will get placards? — George on In the News: More on the State Troopers to Be Based Here

Maybe the State Fund will do the right thing and take care of its workers. Hahhah. — Charlie Barley on In the News: More on the State Troopers to Be Based Here

Sorry did a Dan Quayle.. ha — Rohin on Seen & Heard: Progress at Two Park Place Restaurants

Agree... Perhaps they should simply plant potatoes and help feed the homeless. Might be easier to get it done! ;) — Rohin on Seen & Heard: Progress at Two Park Place Restaurants

Relying on press releases is not, in my experience, the surest path to credibility. (And the Bouley team has never been particularly forthcoming.) I followed up about Bouley on June 12, which you can read at https://tribecacitizen.wpengine.com/2017/06/12/in-the-news-bouleys-final-weeks/. As for the test kitchen and B at Home, or whatever it ends up being called, they're out of my jurisdiction. — Erik Torkells on In the News: Is Bouley Closing Soon?

While Eater has great content regarding Bouley - why not wait until the Bouley Team releases a press release on it's closing of the Flagship in TriBeCa. Confirm the name 'B at Home' as well as the actual concept of their new test kitchen. It will give your site more credibility. — Fran C. on In the News: Is Bouley Closing Soon?

Such is the price of fame for living with a "landmark". Those of us with dogs think of it more as poop alley and I personally would prefer that those residents drop eggs on dog walkers who don't pick up after their pets! — Huck's mom on Seen & Heard: Progress at Two Park Place Restaurants

Can we just become a city-state already? — John on In the News: More on the State Troopers to Be Based Here

That bronze relief is now in the WYETH showroom on Canal. It is very very beautiful. — TG on New Building Report Card: 30 Park Place

I called the DOT Manhattan office phone: 212-839-6210 and asked about case # DOT-335480-D9X3.... they promised a phone response but no phone call was received....nor have any of the unsafe conditions caused by missing cobblestones been remedied. The City spent $millions on this cobblestone restoration (Greenwich Street between Canal Street and Hubert Street) which is now an unsafe condition for pedestrians and vehicular traffic alike. http://www.nyc.gov/html/dep/html/press_releases/11-01pr.shtml#.WVD9zhMrK3A — Here since before it was called Tribeca on Seen & Heard: Schoolkid Gallery Show

The big issue I have with this building is it' location. It hulks over the Woolworth building. Who on earth approved that? To me it look like a big middle finger flipping the bird to all of lower Manhattan. — KP on New Building Report Card: 30 Park Place

Cute--Why Not — PerryR on In the News: History of a W. Broadway Building

This appears on the apartment building next to Gran Morsi! — Susan on Where in Tribeca…?

That's posted on the glass front of the 24-26 Warren townhouse! — WL on Where in Tribeca…?

The original building at 99 Church Street was the Dun & Bradstreet building (also housing Moody's Investors Services). The two men holding hands in the relief represented "man's confidence in man", that is the role credit plays in all business transactions. I worked for the company for 11 years. — Laura on New Building Report Card: 30 Park Place