The starbucks on Broadway and Reade also closed. — Sandra on The Starbucks on Greenwich and Franklin is closing

AMEN BUT at what cost. Where else will they plan this shelter? Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. — Sandra on The shelter proposed for Pearl Street has been rejected by court

Finally!! Someone with some common sense! See.. it's not that hard. — Bernice on The shelter proposed for Pearl Street has been rejected by court

Thoughts and prayers. But seriously, Starbucks is horrible coffee. Support your local coffee co--there are so many good options nearby! Interlude, Kaffe, Rigor Hill, Laughing Man, Olives...the list goes on. — Sarah on The Starbucks on Greenwich and Franklin is closing

Bring back Gigino. Siobhan and I loved the food and the view. — Billy on Nosy Neighbor: What restaurant is coming to the pavilion at Wagner Park?

You get what you vote for. People seem to have forgotten that simple concept. — Mr T on The shelter proposed for Pearl Street has been rejected by court

There are so many good coffee places nearby that this will not be missed. Still, strange that less than a year in they are shutting the place down. I’m sure Vornado was charging premium rents that made it somewhat expensive even for Starbucks. — John Gallagher on The Starbucks on Greenwich and Franklin is closing

Please support Greca - it is one of the few remaining family run spot in this neighborhood and the expanded menu is terrific. — Greg Watson on Greca / The Greek has reopened on Washington

You can't sell a beer within 200 feet of a school but NYC government wanted to put a "low barrier" shelter (i.e., no restrictions on drug use, criminals, weapons or severe mental illness that is a danger to others) adjacent to an elementary school?!?!? Why do city politicians favor addicts and the dangerously mentally ill over children? — Thomas Hagen on The shelter proposed for Pearl Street has been rejected by court

I wonder if this was one of the unionized Starbucks locations. I've seen unconfirmed reports that the closings are disproportionately impacting the stores with a union. — Thomas Hagen on The Starbucks on Greenwich and Franklin is closing

In what world? Tribeca Manhattan NYC. If you do not like it buy spaghetti o's and eat at home. — Robert on Sneak Peek: Nonna Dora’s

no.... this was one of the nicest Starbucks and staff there are so friendly! so sad this is going 😢 — tribecan on The Starbucks on Greenwich and Franklin is closing

Last I heard from the owner, they passed their final Con Ed inspection in late August. — Tribeca Citizen on Meadow Lane is ready for its closeup

Congrats to all who attended and support Friends of Duane Park. Oliver Allan , an original founder, was a dear friend and would be delighted. It’s been a joy to help fund this local gem. — Jean B Grillo on Catching up on the Dinner (over) Duane

Anyone know what the latest is here? — Neighbor on Meadow Lane is ready for its closeup

We have actually seen the man throwing cards at people at the corner of Greenwich and Chambers, and also perched on the pavilion at Everett Hunt Field. He gets quite a bit of momentum on them. We asked him why he was throwing cards and he stared back at us with a defiant grin. We would have found the whole thing quite amusing were it not for the risk to our wee dog. For this reason we have dubbed him the "Ace of A-holes" — Card Trackers on Nosy Neighbor: Why are there playing cards scattered on the street?

Pigeons Playing Poker! Love it! — SW on Nosy Neighbor: Why are there playing cards scattered on the street?

The Alliance of Magicians. Likely GOB. — YCS on Nosy Neighbor: Why are there playing cards scattered on the street?

Lisa, thanks for finding this profile of me in the New York Times from 2006. It's quite dated, that was 19 years ago after all... when I was much younger and a little more handsome. While our offerings have evolved significantly over the last twenty years, even at nearly two decades old, that article is a good articulation of the culture we've been building across the city for a very, very long time. The intention is to host our quieter programming in Tribeca, and our bigger, more boisterous nights will be hosted within purpose-built locations across the city, for example, our Halloween Gala Nights, which will be hosted in Chelsea across two weekends in October. We definitely hear the concerns of all of you about noise and disruption, and are adjusting our Tribeca programming to suit. Thanks for being in communication with us as we work it all out! Again, please don't hesitate to email us directly with any needs, concerns, or requests. Or if you want to come by and see for yourself what we are creating, please reach out! My direct email is: william@cllctv.com And Manena is: manena@cllctv.com — William on There’s a private nightclub on Leonard Street!

LOL @ Popcorn… The audacity of this comment section to enjoy a lighthearted discussion about mysterious decks of cards on the ground! No smiling allowed either and if you laugh, straight to jail 😭 It’s probably just an underground poker club run by the local pigeons, nbd — A on Nosy Neighbor: Why are there playing cards scattered on the street?

Just a random a sliding cards from across the street. — LK on Nosy Neighbor: Why are there playing cards scattered on the street?

FINALLY some common sense !! — Richard on The shelter proposed for Pearl Street has been rejected by court

Thanks to your reporting here at TC, I was able to spot the little sparrow last weekend! It was early Saturday morning and, other than the diligent Park worker. I had the staircase to myself. I watched the orange faced sparrow nibble up seeds and insects both through the binocs, hopping in and out of the void of the upturned cobbled stone. The fireworks on the life list an added bonus. — KPDNYC on The rare bird hanging out in Washington Market Park

So excited about this!! They are the best matcha place in the city — Jia on Matchaful coming to Greenwich and Harrison

Manena, convenient you mention your plans for the day and weeknight but omit how you intend to use the space for weekends. Your promotional video online explains that on weekends, you intend to bring nightlife to Tribeca, a very different sentiment than the wholesome intellectual club you’ve expressed here. Tonight, your guests were loitering and smoking weed on the sidewalk in front of the space, and it’s only Wednesday! I live nearby and rest assured I will be keeping the community board, 311 and the authorities if needed apprised of any and all violations. The space was approved for an Indian restaurant NOT a social club or night club. Tribeca, meet your newest neighbor: https://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/08/nyregion/thecity/08impr.html — Lisa on There’s a private nightclub on Leonard Street!