I’m in for just north of $15K. While the good Dr. Vandal’s new and unscathed silver BMW X4 New York license plate #MD 85347 is parked smugly and contentedly on our local streets. Funny how HIS car escaped being vandalized! — Victimized on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

Here you go: Dr. Mohammed Reza Momtaz, M.D. Let the public shaming commence... — Victimized on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

Victimized - why don’t you share his full name? The justice for this vandalism should be the public embarassment. That is a much better penalty than $300 — John on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

In total - i have had 6 incidents - total damage almost $60,000... The cobble stone thru the roof was $38,000 alone.. vicious... — jason on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

Looks great, and very welcoming! Hope it does well in the new location. — Marcus on Tribeca Wines & Spirits opens on West Broadway

Thank you TG. Some folks find it easier to blame the 15/hr workers than the landlords who are super greedy. Stores all over NYC are closing because of the greedy landlords. I can give countless examples like that sheet music store that had to close because the landlord wanted now 1 million dollar rent. The family run italian business food (delicious) closed after so many years, the landlord wanted 7000 dollar increase (22nd and 6th av ).. The greedy people would rather go broke and burn the house down, rather than see a handful of humans making a living and be secure with their kids. Why do you think nasty politicians send armies to destroy and kill 1000s of miles away ?. Same mentality. The ones blaming the 15/hr are the ones secretly sharing that inner darkness as the greedy landlords. Go work 2 hrs of a moving job at 15/hr and then tell me is a lot — Amin on Maison Kayser on Harrison is closed

Dear George, Our bespoke ties, which produce in Lake Como, Italy can embroidery your own monograms and personal inscription in the back of tie. And size can be also customized depending on clients’ height. It is truly personalized elegance and a great gift item for someone special. Ready to Wear Ties (without inscription) are also available in the store. Hope to meet you soon. Best regards, Stephén — Stephén Seo on New Kid on the Block: Stephén Seo

Thank you TG! Very excited to be in the neighborhood. — Stephén Seo on New Kid on the Block: Stephén Seo

Dr. .....z graduated from the Georgetown University in 1989. Dr. .....z works in Bronx, NY and 1 other location and specializes in Obstetrics & Gynecology. Dr. .....z is affiliated with Lincoln Medical & Mental Health Center. — Victimized on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

The new sloping sidewalk there is a disaster. — James on Tribeca Wines & Spirits opens on West Broadway

Do I really need a luxury tie that says, if I read it correctly, Bugger Off? — George Bacon on New Kid on the Block: Stephén Seo

So glad they found a new spot in the neighborhood! Best of luck to them. — B on Tribeca Wines & Spirits opens on West Broadway

How can this man be a practicing physician? — B on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

.... if he hadn't been a Dr. living in Tribeca and if his skin were a wee bit darker, he would be in jail. — Just Sayin' on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

I know his name, his address, his apt, the address of his home in the Hamptons. The address of his practice(obgyn). His car: silver BMW X4, NY MD license plates. Plus, I have his picture. Maybe he’d prefer to make us whole voluntarily? — Victimized on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

The biggest reason? MK in Paris is great food. This place was disgusting. Disgusting. — Brian O'Rourke on Maison Kayser on Harrison is closed

I think J. Frank has the right formula. The NYPL didn't say why: "The branch has experienced a delay, which we're currently working through." — Tribeca Citizen on Looking Back: The opening of the New Amsterdam library

Wow, i didn't know that i was only $300 restitution. It was $15,000 to fix the Salis V grafitti and $38,000 to fix the dent in the roof from the cobble stone. Insurance paid minus deductables, but my premium skyrocketed because the block is now considered a high risk zone. Stupidity at its best. — J on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

This is absurd. I feel sorry for those who had their cars keyed and damaged. Clearly the offender has mental issues. What normal grown up would do such a thing. Shame on him. Karma will get him sooner or later...hopefully in a very meaningful way. — DTNYM on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

If I had any hair I'd go there. — G on Curly haired women unite: Lorraine Massey opens on W. Broadway

I definitely think the good doctor who did this (yes, he’s a doctor!) should be sued. He’s been terrorizing the neighborhood for too long. Why wasn’t his name published? Why is he protected? — Rene Roth on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

Beautiful work. Glad you are in the neighborhood. Welcome. — TG on New Kid on the Block: Stephén Seo

Amtrak? Huh? What? Even the Staten Island Ferry subsidy is only $5.46 per passenger. The real metric is farebox recovery ratio, which is over 50% for MTA, or double that of NYC Ferry. Per CBC: "NYC Ferry recouped just 24 percent of its operating costs through fare revenue in 2019, up just 2 percentage points from 2018; that ratio is still among the lowest of all transit systems in New York City." AND "NYC Ferry is the third largest ferry system in the country by ridership, behind only the Staten Island Ferry and Washington State Ferries. Among the largest public ferry systems, NYC Ferry’s $9.34 per-trip subsidy is the second highest and its 24 percent recovery ratio is the second lowest. Only the New Orleans Ferry, with a per-trip subsidy of $9.88 and a 14 percent recovery ratio in 2017, is worse. The other five systems required subsidies of less than $5 per trip and recouped at least 61 percent of expenses through operating revenue. The two Massachusetts ferry systems even generated operating surpluses." — James on Seen & Heard: Alec Baldwin caught in Statue ferry scam

Caught red-handed. And no justice. $300? Unacceptable. Where has common decency and civility gone? Coddling criminal and turning a blind eye to criminal behavior is lawlessness and leads to anarchy. — Octavius on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

This is why I closed Tribeca Language years ago. The only "raison d'être" for my business was to make my landlord happy with an insane rent... It's out of control. I am sad about Maison Kayser. Their bread was so good. — maurice hazan on Maison Kayser on Harrison is closed