Why not a guard for each tree so kids are less likely to walk over the pits/less kids will walk over them? How 'bout the principal and whoever monitors kids getting out of school at 2:45pm tell kids to not walk over the pits? I know, it'd mean actually telling them what to do instead of letting them run roughshod but too bad. Walking over the pits is no different than trampling a garden plot. It's rude and careless. Teach children not to be both. — Where's Trees New York? on Seen & Heard: The facade at the Clock Tower building revealed

Very sad. This should be a lesson for all large and small/starting museums and NFPs to document it's collections from the very inception. — Richard Ellis on The building — and the history — destroyed at 70 Mulberry

Agreed about the word "arti$anal"....that scares me a bit also. I am hoping there will be at some affordable options in this new venture, and it won't all be priced at the $$$$ mark. Then again, the rent for that building is probably quite substantial. — Marcus on Italian market coming to Broadway and Canal…finally?

More updates on the food market here: https://www.ebroadsheet.com/the-broadsheetdaily-news-of-lower-manhattan-2-5-20/ This Broadsheet article has a rather pessimistic view, speculating that the interest in such food markets is in decline. Then again, Canal Street Market certainly seems busy every time I am there, at least around lunch time. The article mentions Market Lane in the Oculus failing; but Eataly always seems crowded....too crowded for me, usually! They may have to experiment and keep adjusting the balance of businesses in there to see what works, but I would think there is a place and potential demand for a food hall and more restaurants. Anyway fingers crossed that turns out well for the neighborhood. — Marcus on Italian market coming to Broadway and Canal…finally?

You can reserve a table is Open Table Regards — Sanjeev N. Bedi on UPDATEx2: Paisley will open this Thursday with Tamarind’s executive chef

Hmm is the owner stalling on purpose given the recent backlash? More than 400 neighbors have already signed the online petition: http://chng.it/57nZD9cv. — Neighbor on CB1 Meeting Update: Blood Manor pushed back to March

Exactly right! Congratulations, Michael S. — LoftLover on Where in Tribeca?

Exactly right on both accounts, TL. — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

Dudley's Paw is sadly missed... — Tribeca Lover on Where in Tribeca?

Outside old Petshop on Greenwich Street and Duane St. Very sorry it's gone... — Tribeca Lover on Where in Tribeca?

In front of the late lamented Dudley's Paw? — Michael S. on Where in Tribeca?

Rewaterproofing the Plaza?? Is that their excuse today? I heard the Plaza was in danger of collapsing. I guess that's their story and they are sticking to it. — Maryann on UPDATEx2: Manhattan Sentinels leave their posts; will return; artist dies at 97

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I'm told the FiDi location for Krispy Kreme will be inside the Fulton Center. — Luis Vazquez on In the News: Local pushback on NYC ferry service

http://www.paisleyrestaurantnyc.com/ — Tribeca Citizen on UPDATEx2: Paisley will open this Thursday with Tamarind’s executive chef

Would love to make a reservation. Cannot find contract info in any of the obvious/usual internet resources. Help!!! — AB on UPDATEx2: Paisley will open this Thursday with Tamarind’s executive chef

There are African American men in Riker's right now for doing less than what these punks are doing. Yuck factor is BIG. As for the properties being "millions of $'s" makes no damn difference. The neighborhood does not want to be living among this poorly managed club. Rent stabilized, billionaires, should make no difference. — TG on Neighbors gearing up to fight booze at Blood Manor

Signed and done. Thanks for sharing. — TribecaMom on Neighbors gearing up to fight booze at Blood Manor

I hope they do not go to sculpture heaven after having been removed -- like Richard Lippold's great "Orpheus and Apollo" at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center, where the great public space they occupied -- one of New York's glories -- will now be stuffed with offices. — George Bacon on UPDATEx2: Manhattan Sentinels leave their posts; will return; artist dies at 97

How exactly is tomato and egg or beef and broccoli "exotic"? The columnist as well as business owner are unfortunately perpetuating racist myths. Come on Tribeca Citizen, I know you can rise up from unconscious biases when editing content. I welcome anyone to prove me wrong when snails eaten by the French and pig nose to tail eaten by Italians are "sexy", when the Chinese have been enjoying these culinary traditions for centuries. I've learned to be a realist in my time on this earth, and wonder if the MSG myth will ever be debunked. That said, David Chang's work in this area is promising and educates the public about ideas with no iota of truth. — NativeNYer on Today’s Tomorrow is a Chubby Princess

Pick-a-Bagel = soft, chewey, delicious, substantial, no lines Zuckers: hard as rock, small, takes forever I know people love Zuckers but I just don’t get it; what am I missing? — Nick A on In the News: Pick-A-Bagel politics

How about a conditional permit based on one months noise outside the business. if business fails to maintain it quiet and clean they are done. Guess that is too hopeful. — Patrick C Valentino on Neighbors gearing up to fight booze at Blood Manor

Let's not remove any blame and culpability from the owner of Blood Manor. Blood Manor has already shown a heavy track record of openly disregarding the law and the well-being of its residential neighbors (many families with young children). The recent club parties they hosted without a permit is just icing on the top. During the haunted house events, Blood Manor’s staff blared music through loudspeakers outside every night, harassed children and other pedestrians who walked through the block, and encouraged long lines of loud & drunk customers to form outside neighboring buildings. On a daily basis, the glass storefront (featuring always-on spooky lights, disfigured clowns, and other creepy figurines) scares kids walking past the street. — Neighbor on Neighbors gearing up to fight booze at Blood Manor

Jim. Really. — Tribeca Citizen on UPDATEx2: Manhattan Sentinels leave their posts; will return; artist dies at 97

Posting tomorrow. Latest is it opens this summer, but it has been delayed several times. — Tribeca Citizen on Community Board 1 February agendas