Hello Everyone ! Thank you Pam for the thoughts, words and welcome. We are so pleased to be here and looking forward to sharing delicious food and good vibes with all who come by. — manena on New Kid on the Block: Lumo Ombro

Looks like a good use of space and a nice design. — Marcus on Plans submitted for a residential building at 250 Church

Is it me or do the people in this message board seem a tad close to the matter? — J on Rooftop addition proposed for historic building at Greenwich and N. Moore

I agree, huge improvement. — Reademan on Rooftop addition proposed for historic building at Greenwich and N. Moore

Tons of comments on Citizen talk about the use of salt leading to erosion of wiring. Remember the one that happened just up at Leonard and Church recently? Apparently this has been happening all over the city this winter, given the amount of salt dumping in prep for snow. — PF on Two children and one adult injured in manhole explosion

Yes, he lived on the top floor of 71 Hudson when he was dating Daryl Hannah!! — Susan on In the News: Some released after fall’s Canal Street raids

385 Greenwich was a hotel for sailors. 71 North Moore is one of the oldest remaining houses in Tribeca. The landmarks date back to 1805 and 1815. We restored to residential code with 8 years of full time workmen. They are our 3 full floor lofts since 1982 combined from above the ground floor that includes the attached single car garage. Smith & Mills occupies that was illegally subdivided from our lofts, never passed a full inspection, presented a know fire hazard, that was cooking in an a space that wasn’t vented, improperly installed a.c. equipment on a roof, illegally using the cellar as an accesory, illegally subdivided our electrical & started a fire. Six months after a city inspector issued an illegal & invalid CO. Smith & Mill also replaced our garage door without LPC’s approval. You can see in the photo. LPC falsely claimed did not exist. Now an architect falsely claims the buildings are not combined, the buildings are not landmarked, no work was done in 45 years & the buildings are in disrepair. Everyone can see there are 39 permits & certificates to repair damage Greenwich Hotel & illegal bar and the work that was previously approved. Is not what city’s records state inspectors found. This is Building Fraud where the evidence is what they did was so dangerous. Smith & Mills nearly killed us and took the surrounding buildings with us. Just like the gas explosion on the L.E.S. Con Ed filed the 101st complaint. They illegally subdivided our gas lines too. This is not he said she said. There are permits & certificates for each violation we claimed where they falsified permits to repair damage to our lofts from the Greenwich Hotel & illegal bar. In response to our formal complaints that caused its repair. This is fraud. Just like the Trump Fraud Trials. The buildings were illegally vacated. When 50 inspectors, city inspectors & property owners were arrested in Precinct 1. The buildings have been tied up on the courts for years. We won the lawsuit against us on the Supreme Court. The D.A. simply failed to restore us to possession. — The Neighbor on Rooftop addition proposed for historic building at Greenwich and N. Moore

re Ecco & Campagnola - Ron Ross was the original owner - He has Polpo in Greenwich CT. — Gerry Post on Ecco!

Isn't Landmarks supposed to be more of an "all or nothing' thing, whether it's the Tribeca West Historic District or somewhere else? Look around you. Look up. Down here it's become a "this one is OK, but that very similar one is not." We've seen Landmarks approve building renovations that fall far outside of what you'd expect Landmarks to uphold (reject) especially when it comes to rooftop additions. There is no consistency. One building could have their plan rejected because they proposed using an incorrect door hinge or hanging a sign at a slightly wrong angle, while others can get approval for massive penthouse and/or roof deck additions or floor-to-ceiling window installations. It's a joke. And then the Community Board says they're rejecting it based on specific Landmarks infractions, "from the non-original canted corner at first floor, to the hard-edged projecting storefront windows, to the broken cornice treatment, and the proposed fifth-floor addition with roof bulkheads.” Get over yourselves. — P on Rooftop addition proposed for historic building at Greenwich and N. Moore

Tourist don't come to NYC for Museums. NYC is known for Music from Jazz to Hip Hop, Food ( You name it we got it) Night Life and SHOPPING. No one is coming to see a museum except a few bourgeois elite. — John Quinn. on The Tin Building is closing to become…Balloon Museum

Somewhere out there, there are photos of JFK, Jr dancing with Daryl Hannah on the rooftop on a building near Zutto’s on Hudson and Worth Streets! I believe that is where he lived for awhile. — Nadine Antopol on In the News: Some released after fall’s Canal Street raids

I love the new design. I'd give it a big thumbs up. — Will on Rooftop addition proposed for historic building at Greenwich and N. Moore

Why not put the mall back? Make it where vendors of small and large vendors can make a profit as well as the city? The seaport mall was booming back in the day. They need to do this with the entire strip. We honestly don't need a balloon museum in the area. — Cece on The Tin Building is closing to become…Balloon Museum

I don't often walk that way but when in the area I will check out and see if he is there...and hopefully see that he is doing well. Surprisingly, after all these years he is doing well...with help from some neighbors. He wants to do his thing and is not harming anyone so I can't understand the vitriol from some. — Dennis Aita on Nosy Neighbor: Who is the man who lives full time on Reade Street?

Be careful leaving Morgan's on the Hudson St. side -- the tree right outside the entrance lost a large branch in the storm that then split into 2 big pieces, both of which are still hung up in other branches of the tree. A windy day will likely take them down and the diameter of the branch at the broken spot makes it look like they are potential killers if they hit your head. I reported it to 311 several days ago and I know the Parks Department has been notified, but was told it could take up to 8 days for someone to come check it out. — Nicole Vianna on Seen & Heard: Nature prunes Bogardus trees

Thank you for clarification. Although it remains a mystery to me why there is no police enforcement in general. First, the widespread counterfeiting is illegal by state and federal law. But on the local level, numerous laws and regulations are broken by these sellers (from selling without licenses, to obstructing sidewalks and subway entrances, to public urination, littering, grilling on the sidewalks (!), etc.). This should not be an ICE matter, but there should be proper enforcement of these laws and regulations by the correct authorities. — Marcus on In the News: Some released after fall’s Canal Street raids

There are so many things wrong with what you wrote. First, there are 3 full floor lofts and the buildings are combined above the ground floor. The buildings have been inspected by the D.O.B., F.D.N.Y. and D.O.I. Secondly, the Certificate of Occupancy are not valid that were already used to overturned the previous sale. Since the buildings were illegally vacated over damage from adjacent property & illegal bar. Now on 39 permits & certificates. They are our 3 full floor lofts since 1982. Our neighbors on North Moore will tell you every word of the architect’s application was fraud. The Landmarks Preservation Commission will never approve this application. The matter is now under criminal investigation. #TruthMatters — The Neighbor on Rooftop addition proposed for historic building at Greenwich and N. Moore

No wonder there were so many workers out there! — Tribeca Local on Two children and one adult injured in manhole explosion

This is not the first time this manhole has "exploded". It did it as recently as the heavy snow a couple weeks ago. Now that injuries have resulted, maybe ConEd will actually fix whatever it is that allows melting snow/salt to short out the wiring. — Makes You Go Hmmmm.... on Two children and one adult injured in manhole explosion

Yes — J Frank P on In the News: Some released after fall’s Canal Street raids

Ghastly. — malcolm on Rooftop addition proposed for historic building at Greenwich and N. Moore

Is this related in any way to the ConEd work being done on Warren St? — G on Two children and one adult injured in manhole explosion

Re: JFK Jr, and 20 N Moore St. I do not remember John buying the loft from David Letterman. Letterman owns (owned) a different floor in the same co op. I do think it was an Estate of a young woman. — Jeffrey Tabak on In the News: Some released after fall’s Canal Street raids

In a constitutional system of co-equal branches of government and robust checks and balances on power, it is the purview of the judicial branch to determine "what the law is" and to apply that law to the facts at issue. Since a federal judge lawfully possessed of jurisdiction over these matters has determined that the arrests violated ICE's own procedures for revoking the detainee's order of supervision and, thus, violated his procedural due process rights, the answer to your question is: "Yes, ipso facto, the arrests *really* were illegal and unconstitutional." — Retired Lawyer on In the News: Some released after fall’s Canal Street raids

Were the arrests really "illegal and unconstitutional"? — Marcus on In the News: Some released after fall’s Canal Street raids