Thanks for your replies. Unfortunately I do not have any young relatives to help me. Any volunteers? Thank you. — Diane none Wintering on Finding a vaccine in the neighborhood

the city has to tourist, filled with crime and homeless. The city is in bad shape. We need new leaders to clean this city up. Not catch and real bail reform. Very sad to hear this. — Native on In the News: The Roxy and Soho Grand owner is tossing in towel

Well this is very upsetting for the neighborhood, indeed. — j. on In the News: The Roxy and Soho Grand owner is tossing in towel

What a charming woman with an interesting past. A former showgirl now in Manchester, Vermont! Manchester is lovely but so different from Manhattan. As I remember it from when I visited Manchester, there was a large independent bookstore and restaurant in Manchester -- the real heart of the town that was a community gathering place. Hope it is still there and hope she has occasion to pass the time there. — Jane Slavin on Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer

Loved this story, thank you so much for sharing. — Ted on Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer

So beautiful and even more so in the snow! I love the aftermath photo you captured too. — j. on Flower Flash hits White Street

Beautiful. Heart & history. Thanks Pam. Warmed this freezing air as I was transported back to that corner of the neighborhood and best knowing The Odeon can hold a vib. Sounds like a wonderful art collection! — neighbor on Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer

The CDC considers indoor dining a high risk activity. I personally have no desire to eat inside until I am vaccinated, which doesn’t seem like it will be anytime soon. — Yet... on In the News: Restaurants are at their wits end

Don't know what Alvin and I would have done without Towers! — Deborah Kass on Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer

Great story and pics. Bravo ! — Michael Maher on Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer

Rosemarie on Duane — Chuck Levey on Memories of Old Tribeca Restaurants

I also agree with Marcus — LB on What do you care about?

I say if we’re going to take the safety risk to even try it again, then we have to start as safely as possible and build from there. — j. on In the News: Restaurants are at their wits end

Second this @Marcus! Unnecessary and irresponsible use of budget, which is being further diminished due to the cost of the pandemic. — Tamara on Community Board 1 agendas for February

I like the criterion that we should tax more of what we want less of! — Marcus on What do you care about?

Thank you for this! What a lovely backstory to a cherished neighborhood institution. — KW on Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer

Agree 100% with Marcus — A2 on What do you care about?

Locally Public Safety. Everything flows from there. Small business revival. We live here and in a city to walk down the street and shop and eat local. How can the city not only keep them alive but revive commercial corridors. Keeping streets clean. City Wide. Transit. Making transit work so people dont have to have a car. Speaking of can we set up a residents only permit? I think that would help and provide revenue that goes back into the street cleaning topic Housing. We need more housing. It can be built right. Tribeca can and should host its share of below market rate units. — Patrick C Valentino on What do you care about?

All great suggestions already above, so no need to add but I do have a question; it’s quite annoying when I’m looking for street parking especially on the weekends by my apt in FiDi. Why are the traffic police/police taking so many parking spots that we need? I’ve seen one police pull out her personal car and pull in her traffic police car on John right before William St. On that block specifically (John between William/Dutch) there are usually 2-3 police cars taking up the limited parking spots. Good luck! — Lorena on What do you care about?

Excellent letter. — j. on Open Letter: Madelyn Wils’ hard work over decades made life better for New Yorkers

Such a good story. Thank you — j. on Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer

Wonderful! — en_b on Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer

Very Well said! — madeline lanciani on Open Letter: Madelyn Wils’ hard work over decades made life better for New Yorkers

The constant low flying sightseeing tour helicopters. I would really like that be addressed. — j. on What do you care about?

great pix! — madeline lanciani on The neighborhood, as seen through the Blizzard of ’21