I worked there for seven years and loved the store as well as my co-workers. God Bless you all! — Roberto on Update on Food Emporium and Fairway

As the sign says, "UP to 40% off." Most items are 10% off, and very few are 20% off...which is no savings considering the prices at Food Emporium. However, all spices are 40% off, for those who are interested. — Elisa on Update on Food Emporium and Fairway

a key food in place of the food emporium would be the best outcome. the food emporium workers would get a shot at keeping their jobs and the rest of us would have a place to get our helmans mayo and heinz ketchup. — josh on Update on Food Emporium and Fairway

NOT 40% only 10%!!! — Elisa on Seen & Heard: A Real Commitment to Halloween

Now that is sad! I hope another food store opens there. — Liat on Seen & Heard: A Real Commitment to Halloween

Thanks for respecting his privacy. — John on Seen & Heard: Is the Bike Path Finally Ready to Open?

http://www.local338.org/news/HomepageNews/APUpdate.cfm October 28, 2015 ... We have been informed by A&P that the stores that did not receive any bids or were sold to real estate entities will be closing before the end of November. This news is heartbreaking, as we know the pain and anxiety it will cause you and your families. The chart below includes the expected closing dates given to us by A&P: Banner Store # Address City Status Closing Date ... FOOD EMPORIUM 777* 316 1/2 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK STORE CLOSING 11/21/15 ... *Discussions for a possible bid to purchase Food Emporium 777 are ongoing. Should anything develop, we will keep you updated. — James on Seen & Heard: A Real Commitment to Halloween

I just walked past and they have a cashier wearing a sandwich board announcing that the store is closing and everything is 40 percent off. Someone in the store said their last day will be Nov. 17! RIP Food Emporium. — Meg on Seen & Heard: A Real Commitment to Halloween

http://supermarketnews.com/ap-bankruptcy-2015/key-food-confirms-23-ap-buys-will-operate-2 — James on Seen & Heard: A Real Commitment to Halloween

Trying to confirm this. — Erik Torkells on Seen & Heard: A Real Commitment to Halloween

I was told by some of the Food Emporium employees that Key Foods has bought the location. Progress! — BF on Seen & Heard: A Real Commitment to Halloween

At 750 a cut you don't have to work a lot to make a living! — JJ on Another Salon Has Closed

That's if the Nexxus salon were to every actually be open.... — Erik Torkells on Another Salon Has Closed

Another rent increase I loved this salon and it's another loss of an independent neighborhood business. After 15 years in that location, the landlord offered to renew the lease with a 50% rent increase, less a discount of $1,000 for being good tenants. Sure! The majority of F.S. Charlie's clients were locals who now have to find somewhere else to go, like the brand new Nexxus salon on N. Moore St where you can have your hair cut by Kevin Mancuso for $750. — SharonM on Another Salon Has Closed

Nope.... — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

The Patriot — Nicole on Where in Tribeca…?

From the DOB website re 376 Broadway 10/30/2015 A8 ECB VIOLATION SERVED REDUCTION OF RESIDENTIAL PLAZA (POPS) W/STORAGE OF MOTORCYCLES.MISSING REQUIRED SIGNAGE & VEGETATION @ PLANTERS http://a810-bisweb.nyc.gov/bisweb/OverviewForComplaintServlet?requestid=2&vlcompdetlkey=0001910719 — James on CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes (October 2015)

What's so upsetting is that the old location in Soho was amazing and is STILL empty! Just another doomed small business in this city full of greedy landlords. — KLG on Café Noir Has Gone Dark

Bikes are subject to ALL the same traffic rules as motorized vehicles...which means they must always yield to pedestrians. That said, as a pedestrian, you would be wise to avoid crossing the bike lane when they have the green lighr. My issue is with those many bikers who simply ignore the red signals on the bike lanes. — Makes you go "hmmm..." on Seen & Heard: Is the Bike Path Finally Ready to Open?

Was a great place and location when it was in soho. When it moved to TriBeCa it had no foot traffic and didn't have the same epic corner and vibe. — Duane on Café Noir Has Gone Dark

Question about bike lanes: Obviously, pedestrians shouldn't be in the bike lane. But what should happen at a sidewalk/bike lane intersection such as the one on Warren? Last weekend a biker yelled at me when I was on the sidewalk. He pointed to the green bike traffic signal, which suggested that he could go full speed to cross Warren. I see his point, but there is no corresponding sign for the pedestrian walking east on Warren. I can't seem to find a definitive rule on who needs to yield, but it is fairly clear throughout most of the bike lanes that you always yield to a pedestrian crossing. What's the answer? And is this green bike traffic signal confusing? — Duane Street on Seen & Heard: Is the Bike Path Finally Ready to Open?

Mr. Locks on Canal and Hudson is moving to E24th St. — J on Café Noir Has Gone Dark

Completely agree. Even when they installed flashing roadside signs that pointed all pedestrians to the pedestrian lane, there were still runners, walkers, strollers, etc. There is literally the pedestrian walkway 10 yards away. Amazing. — bikingtowork on Seen & Heard: Is the Bike Path Finally Ready to Open?

Hopefully it's an actual Bloomingdales. The discount offshoots of the regular stores aren't really considered "high-end" — lowphat on How’s This for a Rumor….

I agree 100% and I always obey the traffic signals. However, I would like to add "would all you pedestrians please observe the bike lane is different than the pedestrian lane." Every time I ride up and down the Hudson River Bike Path I always come close to colliding with pedestrians, parents with strollers, and joggers who use the BIKE path because they think they are exempt from obeying the signs. It's particularly hazardous from Chambers to the Intrepid. — PeterD on Seen & Heard: Is the Bike Path Finally Ready to Open?