Great photos. Thank you for all you do. — j. on Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live

Beautiful photos! — Laura Rohrman on Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live

Happy Thanksgiving! And thank you for these beautiful photos. — Marcus on Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live

What a wonderful tribute! Meeting Robert, getting to know and love both him and Jennifer was a highlight of my chapter living in NYC. It was so powerful roaming the streets with him filming him in the snowstorms making art. He would always direct me telling me how to get certain buildings in for context. RIParadise Janz I will enjoy your work and your spirit with me in Cali! — Leigh Stackpole on Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died

So much better than Koons in my opinion. — JSMiller on Art in Tribeca: Frank Stella at 7 World Trade Center

This is eloquent and so true — MattieNYC on Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died

Sylvia was truly a pioneer, an inspiration, and a force of nature… what a sincere pleasure it was to reconnect with her just a few months ago and hear all her wonderful stories and life lessons. May she rest amongst her beautiful buttercream flowers. — FranklinFoodie on Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91

Such a beautiful and poignant film. I didn't know him or his art but love what he embodied and left behind. I'm going to listen to Duane Park next time I'm there — Annie Chanler on Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died

she was a dynamic, original and inspirational woman! wishing for her family and friends peace and comfort — EM on Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91

Yup. They’re working the sidewalk and have to do the part on bike walking path. There is also a light that is kept on all night in the lower deck of the bleachers or something. It seems complete waste of city energy and adds more glaring intrusive light for residents. — j. on Seen & Heard: Let the day drinking begin

I have loved learning about her. Sad to hear of her passing. — j. on Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91

They were pouring the cement to restore the sidewalk on the south side of Warren between West and North End this morning (alongside the new water barrier for the field). — N on Seen & Heard: Let the day drinking begin

I walked on Greenwich yesterday and saw that Patisserie Chanson was open! — Tribeca Resident on Seen & Heard: Let the day drinking begin

Sylvia Weinstock, Famed Luxury Wedding Cake Designer, Dead at 91 | PEOPLE.com https://people.com/food/sylvia-weinstock-wedding-cake-designer-dead-at-91/ — James on Second Acts: Sylvia Weinstock, the city’s premier wedding cake designer

Way to jump on it! — Tribeca Citizen on PS 150 has vaccines for kids 5 to 11 for one day only

I didn’t know him well but anytime I saw him on the streets he was warm and friendly. Loved seeing his art. He will be missed. — Claudine Williams on Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died

I will miss seeing him on the streets of Tribeca. He was a master of the arts. I loved speaking with him, he made me smile, laugh and now he makes me cry. RIP. — Sonia Stock on Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died

He was the real deal and will be so missed. Thank you Mr. Janz for making our neighborhood a gallery. Rest easy. — F. on Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died

Thank you so much for sharing this, Pam! My son was able to have his first dose today at this wonderful pop-up thanks to you. His pediatrician and our favorite pharmacy were booked out into December. — EM on PS 150 has vaccines for kids 5 to 11 for one day only

Truly we have lost a wonderful artist, poet and raconteur.He will be greatly missed by his many friends. Thanks for posting this wonderful article about him. — JSMiller on Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died

These are really wonderful paintings. I love what he had to say about his paintings and about himself. Thank you for this article and for Jennifer's comments. — Kathryn Frey on Robert Janz, who painted the streets and sidewalks of the neighborhood, has died

Hi Jill, I'm truly sorry you feel this way as clearly we have been misunderstood and misrepresented throughout this process. Opening a new business should not be viewed as a negative — It brings jobs and tax dollars to the area which has always been in the spirit of Manhattan and is our ultimate aim. Although you're entitled to your opinion, we are doing nothing illegal and we have expressed both verbally and through our actions that we are fully committed to resolving your concerns in the best interest of the neighborhood. I would welcome a direct conversation as we feel strongly that there is a path to resolution here that does not involve a contentious legal battle or public disparagement. If you would like to discuss, please email me directly and I will make the time. Zak zak@irisnova.com — Zak Normandin on Neighbors fight the cocktail lounge coming to 293 Church

Sends shivers down my spine. I am going to look into May Wilson's work. Wow. Thank you. — TG on Seen & Heard: We now have a Ghostbusters cinema, too

I believe the 'nun' opposite the Towers Cafeteria ticket from John Willenbecher's notebook is a photo-booth collage by the wonderful and today completely forgotten artist May Wilson. There is someone just waiting for a revival -- — George Bacon on Seen & Heard: We now have a Ghostbusters cinema, too

Electrical connections will be shoddy -- extension cords taped to streets so people don't trip, water, electrocution!!!??? dangling wires, more of a fire hazard than propane. I hope this regulation is taken up and fought against. And yes, getting any kind of service from the city -- gas, electrical will take too long to be of use to restaurants. — Martine on In the News: A suit after the parties at 1 Harrison