“How These Restaurateurs Turned a $5 Chinese Buffet Into a Sleek, Modern Diner” http://www.grubstreet.com/2017/01/nickel-and-diner-design.html — James on Seen & Heard: New York Dolls Update

Dial 212 555 faw faw faw faw cawl me we'll tawk no big whoop...I'm verklempt! LOL @ the Linda The Psychic episode with Madonna as Linda's Jewish friend and Babs (Barbara Streisand) drops in for a brief cameo. Yo Mike time for Wayne's World 3 bro - make it happen! Mike was Oscar nomination worthy great as Steve Rubell in the fun, weird 54. — Garth Algar on In the News: Mike Myers Bought in Tribeca

East side of Greenwich Street, south of N. Moore St, by the hotel — James on Where in Tribeca…?

Church Street on the west side, between Franklin and White (after 6th Ave splits off to the left) — NV on Where in Tribeca…?

Same as above—if there's one there, this isn't it. (I just walked by West and Hubert, by the way, and I didn't see one.) — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

in front of the javits federal building — Lulu on Where in Tribeca…?

While there might be a taxi stand sign at that location, it's not where I shot this one. — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

west side highway, near hubert street — berrybooo on Where in Tribeca…?

Thanks! I just bought a street sign! I'm so glad to have a piece of our neighborhood's history! — Yael on Seen & Heard: Old Tribeca Street Signs for Sale

@sleepless: YIKES. Can't believe the DOB is giving any permits for after-hours work. In addition to the steps you're already taking, I contact the construction company and the architect and see if you can get them to be reasonable. — KP on Seen & Heard: Old Tribeca Street Signs for Sale

Harrison is the best ! My grandkids live in Washington DC . He remembers their names ! — Barbara Berg on Valentine No. 53

Thanks. Although sometimes I actually like not knowing. Keeps life mysterious. — Erik Torkells on In the News: Tribecan Seeks Three-Way

https://www.wired.com/2000/12/a-millennial-mix-up/ "Talk to the folks at the Hilton Millenium — a swanky 58-story structure in New York City's financial district — and they're quick to admit that the unique spelling of the name has raised a few eyebrows. "'We get asked about it a lot,' said Evelyn Hall, who handles public relations for the luxury hotel. "The building's current name dates back to the early 1990s, she said, when the its former owner deliberately chose to spell 'Millenium' with a single 'n.' "At the time, he was well aware that the spelling was wrong, and that millennium should be written with two Ns, Hall said. However, he figured the small aberration in nomenclature would make the hotel stand out from the crowd." http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB867187592788190500 A few years ago, Peter Kalikow opened a hotel in downtown Manhattan and called it the Millenium because, he said, "it looked lousy with two n's." Mr. Kalikow went broke. The hotel was taken over by CDL Hotels International Ltd., which bought a second hotel uptown and named it the Millennium -- with two n's. This mixes up guests, but not because of spelling; they just can't remember whether they belong uptown or downtown. http://www.nytimes.com/1991/06/30/realestate/commercial-property-downtown-hotels-bond-vista-marriott-now-comes-the-millenium.html "Mr. Kalikow has also plotted an independent course orthographically, with his deliberate misspelling of 'millennium.' But he had his reasons. Spelled correctly in the hotel's logotype, which employs a condensed type face, the word was 'ugly' and illegible, he said. 'It looked like 'melon,' or something.' "There was an even more appealing reason. 'It aids us in absolutely locking it in as a trademark,' Mr. Kalikow said, with obvious relish. 'If someone opens a restaurant two blocks away and calls himself Millenium and spells it with one 'n,' he's dead meat.'" — James on In the News: Tribecan Seeks Three-Way

Hi McGee! As of now, we're taking a break from home delivery. But, we might be able to offer something from our new outpost in the West Village. I'll keep you posted! — Ben on In the News: Sweetgreen Will Stop Accepting Cash

That's a great picture of the Morgan's Market corner. Funny, there's still a little iron fence at the lot line end of the raised sidewalk, but the current one isn't nearly as attractive or stately. — NV on In the News: Tribecan Seeks Three-Way

The dishwasher station is now located upstairs so this issue does not happen anymore. — Henry on Best of New Tribeca: The Winners

My thought was...well, it's clearly more than one story (it sticks up over the ceiling a bit)...so I guess if you're over one story (even just a smidge) ...that makes you two stories? — Will on Seen & Heard: Soho Furniture Store Moved to Tribeca

and now I know CamelCase exists..thanks, guys! Here's another reason why I'm a compulsive reader of the TriBeCaCitizen : ) — Will on Seen & Heard: Did Disney Bail on the World Trade Center Mall?

He told me that his employer is aware of this post. — Erik Torkells on Valentine No. 53

The raise won't be coming from Whole Foods though. Harrison and other security personell are employed by an outside security firm hired by WF. Too bad. He certainly deserves it. — Dixie on Valentine No. 53

TriBeCa was & TriBeCa it will remain. — TG on Seen & Heard: Did Disney Bail on the World Trade Center Mall?

Since Good Stock now has storefronts, have they stopped the weekly delivery service that they offered around here? I took a break during the warmer months but was ready to begin ordering again now that winter is here. — McGee on In the News: Sweetgreen Will Stop Accepting Cash

To clarify, 8 feet is the average height for low income and native TriBeCans. 9 foot plus is the average for us CarPetBaggers and High Income Whole Foods-shopping true Tribecans. Just saying. — Jim Smithers on Seen & Heard: Soho Furniture Store Moved to Tribeca

Believe that event space is a private Apple apartment showcase of the future hosting technologies, connected devices, internet of things. — Josh Wolfe on The Secretive Event Space on Duane

If eight feet is an average ceiling height, I'd hate to see the low end! But I take your larger point (but I still think "two-story is disingenuous). — Erik Torkells on Seen & Heard: Soho Furniture Store Moved to Tribeca