This publication has deleted my previous comment even though it was far from inflammatory and was indicating support for what ICe is doing. Is this perspective no longer welcome? Is this no longer a publication and now a moderated chat? — Matt w on In the News: More ICE on Canal Street

Thankfully someone is out there enforcing our laws — Matt w on In the News: More ICE on Canal Street

I wish I could be there. — Pat Bergantini on Art in Tribeca: The paintings of Stephen Grillo

Thank you for this coverage of Stephen’s show. We must add none of this would be possible without the generosity of Madeleine Lanciani who has opened her fabulous patisserie to show these early work. Thank you so much Madeleine! — Jean Grillo on Art in Tribeca: The paintings of Stephen Grillo

We cannot lose Frankly Wines!!!!! They are the best wine shop in the neighborhood and everyone there is so lovely 💔 — Alana on Frankly Wines has closed

This was one of my favorite shops in the neighborhood! Their selection was spectacular. — FidiGuy on Frankly Wines has closed

Trinity Church, yes I know is in FiDi, offers amazing programs to those in need - Compassion Meals, 5 days a week, 3 hot meals a day, Compassion Market, 2 times per week and many more amazing programs and services. — A2 on Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live

Wishing Liz continued success with Della’s! But sad to hear the wine shop is closing. — Lisa on Frankly Wines has closed

A.'s comment- made my day- I feel ya A — DaniB on Nosy Neighbor: Is the Starbucks on West Broadway and Leonard closed?

Liz was so nice, helpful and always had great wine selection advice. I also remember Christy Frank who opened the original store. Sorry to hear this news! — Merle Temkin on Frankly Wines has closed

So sad to read this! Frankly was an integral part of the neighborhood. Such great people and amazing wines. — Lisa on Frankly Wines has closed

Although it is not solely Tribeca based, the head office of Big Apple Greeters a home-grown, free volunteer-run tour guide operation has its headquarters at 1 Centre Street. Many of the 'Greeters' (of which I was one for more than 10 years) live locally and take visitors to the sights and sounds of downtown in small groups showing them things they might not otherwise see and helping them with the subway, a local's knowledge and NY cred! The organization has spawned sister organizations in many other cities in the world. — Bob Moore on Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live

This one hurts!!!! — JB on Frankly Wines has closed

Yes it has. Nice to see independent businesses growing. — TheBlackSquirrel on Blank Street Coffee taking storefront at 32 Avenue of the Americas

This is so sad... it was such a nice store and they were always so friendly... will be missed! — Richard on Frankly Wines has closed

You are right. My bad. They will open in world trade center — Chris on H&M closing at the World Trade Center

I think there are four new locations according to Fast Company: Williamsburg, Union Squar, Bryant Park, World Trade Center — Tribeca Citizen on H&M closing at the World Trade Center

The air rights were never sold to the company that wanted to build the mega hotel. — EB261B on Deco building on Broadway and Chambers is for sale

no Uniqlo - Uniqlo is opening in Union Square instead. — chris on H&M closing at the World Trade Center

Sorry to see another large and reasonably-priced clothing retailer exit Tribeca. The last clothing/department store that I remember leaving the Trade Center area was Alexander's in the old WTC (yes, this goes back a number of years). I am not counting Century 21, since they are back. Does anyone else recall a store of this size and type closing here? — Gary on H&M closing at the World Trade Center

I believe the Starbucks location on Broadway and Lispenard by the Chase bank branch has also closed. — Marcus on Blank Street Coffee taking storefront at 32 Avenue of the Americas

Do we think Uniqlo will move in? — Nicole on H&M closing at the World Trade Center

The problem with Whole Foods (there are a few, but none that are awful) is its very limited brand variety. Sometimes dumbed-down mainstream brands just do the job. (Trust the Gorton's Fisherman — or don't, but you know what I mean.) — mulciber on New Kid on the Block: Meadow Lane

Try the Key Food on Fulton Street. It's not far, and it comes closest to an ordinary supermarket, with reasonable pricing and a few real bargains. BTW, I also miss the Food Emporium (though not a great supermarket, not bad). I was there on its opening day, in fact. Don't quite remember the year. — mulciber on New Kid on the Block: Meadow Lane

Yes — Tribeca Citizen on Blank Street Coffee taking storefront at 32 Avenue of the Americas