It is the next readout of the rank choice process and the inclusion of mail in ballots. — JS Miller on City Council seat will require a second round of voting

What a shame that your only commentary about our emergency services is around politics. Not sure why public officials have anything to do with the fire department putting out fires, literally their job. — RHJC on Arsonist lights several fires around the neighborhood

Clarifying question: Does this mean we will need to cast our vote(s) again next Tuesday, or is that essentially the next readout (meaning, it's when the mail in/absentee ballots will be included)?? — B.Thompson on City Council seat will require a second round of voting

He will be handing out the free matches — MBCG on Arsonist lights several fires around the neighborhood

Tent + Trails, one of the stores that made old Tribeca worth while. Truly missed. — Thomas on Nosy Neighbor: Is anything happening with the former Tent & Trails?

I'm going to really miss Flavor Taste — K on Seen & Heard: Demolition to start next month at Warren & West Broadway

Con Edison is urging NYC to conserve energy due to power grid demand. — Mia on Seen & Heard: Cooling centers around the neighborhood

Happy pride y'all!! — B on Seen & Heard: Demolition to start next month at Warren & West Broadway

You're right! — Tribeca Citizen on Morgan’s will no longer sell newspapers

What we get for the public officials that have been voted in... i HOPE we dodge that disaster that can be if the other guy gets nominated ... i for one will vote republican down the ballot — Richard on Arsonist lights several fires around the neighborhood

FDNY arrived 45 mins after the 911 call. NYPD arrived one hour after that 911 call. Residents put the fire out. — Resident who helped put out fire on Arsonist lights several fires around the neighborhood

Duane Reade on Greenwich has newspapers. — Vivian on Morgan’s will no longer sell newspapers

This area was never known to be even slightly dangerous in my long experience. There were large, properly maintained public restrooms before that I imagine will return, probably improved. — mulciber on Wagner Park opens July 29

Short, definitely worth-it walk to an absolutely _wonderful_ shop that still believes in print and carries nearly everything: Casa Magazines, 22 8th Avenue (at 12th Street). There may be closer places but I always take the opp. to mention Casa. — mulciber on Morgan’s will no longer sell newspapers

If you want the Sunday paper (or daily) just have it delivered. :-). — Luis (FiDi Fan Page) on Morgan’s will no longer sell newspapers

With respect, I think you buried the lede. If customers weren't STEALING newspapers and being increasingly rude, this story never happens. I don't blame Morgan's and certainly don't think they are being touchy; I blame the disrespectful, discourteous individuals who have stolen one more simple pleasure from us. — Robert C on Morgan’s will no longer sell newspapers

I'll be following this post to see where Sunday papers are sold. I stare at a computer for work all week, need a physical paper to give my eyes a break. — JB on Morgan’s will no longer sell newspapers

I haven't gotten the latest on the RFP for the restaurant. Stay tuned... — Tribeca Citizen on Wagner Park opens July 29

Me too. Hidden gem! — JD on Wagner Park opens July 29

Will there be security? Was public restrooms being open? I’m sure it might be a place for homeless and drugs. Want the kids in the Neighbourhood to be safe. — Gabi on Wagner Park opens July 29

Any restaurants that you know of coming there soon? I really miss Gigino. — Slue on Wagner Park opens July 29

There isn’t an Equinox at 250 Hudson - that’s only the showroom for this one. The closest to this are Printing House (421 Hudson) and Soho all the way on Prince and Crosby. — C on New Equinox gym coming to Varick and Watts

I will check... — Tribeca Citizen on Wagner Park opens July 29

Overuse of em dashes - totally ChatGPT responses. He's not getting my vote. Congestion pricing has not increased foot traffic in lower Manhattan. It punishes the mom and pop stores in Chinatown. Monday - Thursday, Chinatown is dead by 8pm. Deliveries are more expensive because of congestion pricing. Add on Trump tariffs and restaurants and stores are getting killed. Also not a supporter of year round outdoor dining. The last thing Chinatown needs is to have their limited outdoor spaces turned into commercial use with drunken hipsters making noise until 4am every night. It is still a neighborhood with working class people who don't want it to turn into DimeSquare every night. Most of those bars there don't contribute anything to the neighborhood. — Not a Supporter on City Council Primary 2025: Jess Coleman

I found nyc2025.com to be super instructional, has a ton of context and links. — Alexander on Some how-tos on Ranked Choice Voting