It does look *a little* like a recent Scientific American illustration of the virus: https://static.scientificamerican.com/sciam/cache/file/4B160AF6-5B13-4DEA-B8D20679284CC9FD_source.jpg?w=2000&h=1123&B8411739-B7BE-430C-8BE59BAC6B75AEFE — james on Where in Tribeca?

Even if she did reject/remove your post, so what? Free speech applies to government restrictions on individual expression. TC is not the government. — Steven on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

I have to approve comments and it does not always happen instantaneously. — Tribeca Citizen on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

Is Be Goldish on Murray also closing? I walked by yesterday and there is paper on the windows which I don't remember being there previously. There also was some construction activity a few storefronts down where a nail salon is replacing the cleaners — Lisa on Gloria Jewel on West Broadway is closed permanently

many black/white/ civilian lives were taken by officers using excessive force under the Biden/Obama administration as well. Why wasn’t there organized protesting and looting after those? Why didn’t Biden attend their funerals? There are bad people everywhere, in every profession, and the focus should be on that officer. There are also a lot of wonderful officers saving lives and protecting our cities that go unnoticed on a daily basis. Reform needs to happen to eliminate that, and I sure wouldn’t sign up to be a police officer, but please explain how racism and police brutality is Trumps fault? Can’t help but see the political agenda/timing behind all of this. — KT on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

Free Speech? Was my recent posting removed by Tribeca Citizen? I don't see it. — Leah on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

How long can our local stores and restaurants stay open if most of their customers are not here? If offices continue to stay closed, we will see stores close, more plywood and more homeless and mentally ill people in our neighborhood. — Leah on Seen & Heard: Phase 1 action in the neighborhood

THis is not part of the protest. THese are people taking advantage of that to hurt local businesses. The police have failed us on both sides of this issue. Instead of arresting protesters after the curfew they should have been monitoring the streets. They followed a bunch of millennials around protesting while rome burned from organized crime and opportunists — Patrick C Valentino on Maxwell’s closed, then was looted, and now might be done

Place was consistent with nice service and a good crowd. Very sad if they are indeed closing for good. Hopefully the damage was negligible and they can find a way to open up again with insurance claims. — Sammy on Maxwell’s closed, then was looted, and now might be done

Marsha, I don’t think bringing up history as it relates to race and riots in America is going to help you. We live in a white supremacist country, and Trump is a painful reminder and enforcer of that ideology. We move into a more inclusive, modern era when Trump and his d-bag supporters are only seen in history books. — Teri T on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

last place we ate before they shut down the whole city before the virus — adam on Maxwell’s closed, then was looted, and now might be done

Look or don't look if you don't like it but he's expressing himself without damaging anything belonging to someone else. No condemnation for the looters who wielded the straw that broke Maxwell's back? Free speech is free speech & property damage is a crime. If you have those two mixed up, take a look at a history book. — Marsha G on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

We've been waiting for you... And there you have it, folks. — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

It’s been a couple of weeks and no one has commented on this so I thought I would throw it out there. This is posted on the notice board of the new coming development/ construction site of 86 Warren Street from the NYC Department of buildings. A pesky bug it surely is! Be safe All, Regards, Sonia — Sonia Stock on Where in Tribeca?

Just because it's a big number does not disprove its factuality. Also: please note the Thin Blue Line flag, which is clearly meant to inflame emotions while the NYPD was going around roughing up protestors across all five boroughs, the vast majority of whom were and are peaceful. — malcolm on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

The Parisi Speed School at ARC Athletics is having semi private social distant youth sessions. • Focus of work is on speed, agility, strength, coordination and more importantly having fun while moving! Email: Parisi@arcathletics.com to reserve a day and time. — Parisi on Are summer camps on? It seems not.

Dr. Quraishi was our family’s PCP for many years. His passing is deeply saddening. He will be sorely missed. I appreciated his no non-sense but occasionally humorous way in which he explained one’s diagnoses. He was a kind and caring person. My deepest condolences to his family. — Ryunosuke Konishi on Dr. Nisar Quraishi dies from the coronavirus at 74

Just think about the amount of time it took him, or her, to think about, to plan, and then put this contraption together. How many bottles of wine? How many Home Depot trips? I'd loved to see what other projects he, or she, has built over the last three years. da Vinci of the Sea! He, or she, has obviously got a very full life! I am just so jealous! Thank God Scully was making an emergency landing! — Jim Smithers on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

Where is the farmers market that Jersey Farmers are located in? — Amanda on Looking Forward: Pier 26 still on track with enviro-tech features

This should read “Say his name: George Floyd,” not “Say his name: George Lloyd.” — Downtown Rachel on Thousands march through downtown in protest

BK game lab also hosting camps — Camp on Are summer camps on? It seems not.

Oops. My bad. I didn't read closely. Thanks for fact checking. :) — TribecaMom on Are summer camps on? It seems not.

63 mio Americans is a lot of assholes. Sad that you cant have a difference of opinion and be tolerant of others views — Bob Verdi on Seen & Heard: Really? Now?

Really looking forward to the outrage of folks make at more outdoor cafes. Cannot fathom living here and not wanting active and prosperous street level activity. If you are that concerned with what goes on outside your condo on public space, you probably need to rethink if Manhattan is the place for you. I for one CANNOT WAIT to start supporting the local businesses that make Tribeca a fantastic place to live on our public space! — DB on In the News: Luxury sales are creeping back up

Just as a clarification, the march is organized by the families of New Yorkers killed by the NYPD. — Tribeca Citizen on Are summer camps on? It seems not.