Don’t think there is a Harlem location? Did they just open up? — joe on New Kid on the Block: Sant Ambroeus

What is sad is that the groundswell is from the Real Estate Community and those financially connected to HHC. The community around and within the Historic District in a 3:1 margin opposed the towers. The Borough President only wants to save the museum and made that clear - quid pro quo. The museum has struggled for a decade and they continued to pursue the same path. This is a huge price tag to pay for a sinking ship. CM Chin has failed to secure the affordable housing that existed in the district when she took office - she has seen thousands of units expire and disappear. Why is it now that she wants to add 100 when she did not advocate to save thousands of affordable housing units during her tenure. Where are the calls and pushes for 5 WTC to be affordable housing? This is a sell out to save a failing museum and will set precedent for every historic district. — TK on Landmarks hosts hearing on towers for 250 Water and the expansion of the Seaport Museum

I am so flippin proud of this woman and all that she represents on so many levels!! — marianne dalton on Lyons Den yoga gets a leg up from Barstool Sports

This is wonderful. — j. on Lyons Den yoga gets a leg up from Barstool Sports

These window installations are extremely cool. — j. on More timely commentary on Franklin. This time: # ! …

Address is 220 not 200 church — Tribeca resident on New Kid on the Block: Frenchette Bakery

Church Street, under the sidewalk bridge — Tribeca Citizen on New Kid on the Block: Frenchette Bakery

Super dumb question... :) From what side do you enter the building? — KVB on New Kid on the Block: Frenchette Bakery

while the area improvements are needed and beneficial, and the design esthetically pleasing, the towers are huge, and more interestingly half of the FAR being used to build these towers come from Pier 17. Since we approved, recently, selling airrights from pier40 to make money for the hudson river park, this notion of grabbing airrights from piers is becoming acceptable. Since the city owns these airrights, how much is Hughes paying for them? And does this mean we will sell other phantom airrights from piers to build more towers near the water? And the community board was overhwelmingly against this project - see their november 2020 meeting. Interesting change of direction. — Demetri on Landmarks hosts hearing on towers for 250 Water and the expansion of the Seaport Museum

This makes me so happy. What a deserving business and recipient. — TTT on Lyons Den yoga gets a leg up from Barstool Sports

If it has four sides and a door it is not safe. Would never eat in one of these enclosed spaces... — K on Seen & Heard: Hunkering down for winter

That pizza looks fantastic! — GR on New Kid on the Block: Frenchette Bakery

Congrats Bethany and Lyons Den! Well deserved for an amazing person. — Chip F on Lyons Den yoga gets a leg up from Barstool Sports

This was such great news for a woman (and her team) who have been dedicated to continuing to re-invent their business throughout this pandemic and do what they do best for the community. No one works harder and I am so happy that they have been recognized and supported. Thanks to The Barstool Fund and "high five" for Bethany and Lyons Den Digital. — Karen Hershey on Lyons Den yoga gets a leg up from Barstool Sports

I knew I recognized that design. I couldn’t quite place it — j. on Where in Tribeca?

Mm got it! Sad that those doors are now locked, but there it is. — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

They did -- lower down in the story. — Tribeca Citizen on In the News: A sign for Gee Whiz

This is such a beautiful story. I read the piece in the Times by Anna just now as well. The beauty out of the tragic. Omens are a force. Whoever the mystery welder is, thank you. — j. on In the News: A sign for Gee Whiz

After reading this very touching story I wondered why the NYT didn’t include a photo of the welded sign. I’m glad that a Google search led me here. — Kevin McKague on In the News: A sign for Gee Whiz

I haven’t seen Yves open for a couple of weeks ... the lights are on, but no one seems to be home. However, I walked past Bubby’s earlier today and there were happy brunchers in the sidewalk sheds. Their heat lamps were on, as well. Good news! BTW, if you havent’t tried Bubby’s pastries and bagels in the morning, you’re missing something special. And the doughnuts — wow! — Meg on Seen & Heard: Hunkering down for winter

Thank you Tribeca Citizen for featuring this story. I would love to ask for any reader to please notify me if you know who the mystey welder is. anna.mutoh@mac.com. Thank you! Anna — Anna Mutoh on In the News: A sign for Gee Whiz

It appears to be the Amish Market sign at the Murray St. entrance. — Mm on Where in Tribeca?

I love it. I’m not quite sure the location. — j. on Where in Tribeca?

I walked past Wolfgangs about half an hour ago and their outdoor structure is not open. I saw delivery people coming in and out though - so they're still open for that it looks like. Does anyone know what's going on with Yves? I don't remember when the last time I saw them open was. — H on Seen & Heard: Hunkering down for winter

Aren't the little booths meant for one family or group at a time, not strangers to sit in close proximity? — James on Seen & Heard: Hunkering down for winter