I started seeing Dr Quraishi over 10 years ago in TriBeCa. He was an exceptional doctor and helped me get over a number of illnesses. He was a great advisor in getting and staying healthy. He was a tremendous help in early sobriety. Over the years we became friends and discussed our families. When I asked, he always mentioned how proud he was of both of his sons. He reflected on and their differences but also their tremendous successes. I will deeply miss having what I consider to be the best primary doctor I’ve ever had - as well as a genuine friend of the highest character. Along with his intellect, his kindness and gentle manner made the world a better place. — Bill Kirst on Dr. Nisar Quraishi dies from the coronavirus at 74

To the owners of One Seed Welcome I hope you many years of success.looking forward to coming to the Grand opening 2020. Thank you... — David Sanders on Public plaza at 111 Murray is open

I saw her too. She was also not wearing a mask, hanging out with some people, not social distancing. Funnily, she was with someone with 2 dogs by the stairs of the park. — Max on Nosy Neighbor: Are dogs allowed in Liberty Park?

Beautiful photos Robert! Especially loved the reflection in the puddle! — Carol Marsh on COVID-19: These five weeks in pictures

Your net worth? Your decades worth of documentation of progression? Giving people opportunities to pursue their passion and projects. — M on Casey Neistat’s New Tribeca “Factory”

My sincerest condolences to Dr. Quraishi’s family. He was a wonderful doctor. — Heather Beckman on Dr. Nisar Quraishi dies from the coronavirus at 74

What I remember most about Dr. Quareshi from our short history is when I saw him last year, I lamented about being old. When I complained about my age, he gave a big hearty chuckle and said "you're old? When you get to my age, then you're old." He didn't seem old to me. Only found out now that now he is 74. Still, a brilliant soul gone too soon. I will miss him. — Steven Z on Dr. Nisar Quraishi dies from the coronavirus at 74

Such a nice story! — Kristin on A flightless bird, and a downtown rescue of what may be a spirit animal

Greetings old timer, I left a comment below, here on the page with some more information- if you happen to remember anything about my dad Michael, I'd be very interested to hear. My dad was primarily a photographer, but also a physicist, engineer... kind soul, drank a bit too much maybe. I never learned about his life in Tribeca- looking to learn now the hard way. Thanks, Michael. https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/nytimes/obituary.aspx?n=michael-gruters&pid=176074851 — Michael Gruters on When Richard Serra Dominated Tribeca

Hi James, what were the PAF projects? Did you by any chance know my dad or his honor system shop Things for Sale? I'm searching for information about him down in Tribeca in the 70s. Thanks. — Michael Gruters on When Richard Serra Dominated Tribeca

Nice article, my dad was friends with Serra in the 70s and 80s although I'm not sure when exactly. I share his name, and to be honest am looking for information on his activities and work, as well as information on a shop he had called "Things for Sale" on white and church street, a stones throw from finn sq. I didn't have the chance to hear many of those stories but I know he was a big part of the community. If anyone knew him in the 70s and wants to contact me about Michael Gruters please feel be my guest. — Michael Gruters on When Richard Serra Dominated Tribeca

TriBeCa we will miss you! Unfortunately, our landlord was totally unreasonable. But one day we will be back, in a much better space. In the meantime, our delivery zones have been expanded. So give us a call in Times Square and we will do our best to get you your Schnipper’s fix. — Andrew Schnipper on Schnipper’s has closed for good

SMALL BUSINESS............ — JULIAN on Starbucks has both closings (for good) and openings

Weather Up is open too!! — BGE on The Hideaway opens today for pickup and delivery!

I guess Warren 77 can reopen now, riiiiiiight? — Keke on The Hideaway opens today for pickup and delivery!

so happy to hear this!! I will be passing by today!! We all need to support small businesses in our area!! I love the hideaway!! great food, drinks and staff! — Native on The Hideaway opens today for pickup and delivery!

Should only happen: hope so, but hope springs eternal. What's to "fix up"? — Ben on Seen & Heard: The latest at Warren 77

Downtown Alliance is the BID for everything south of Murray. Hudson Square BID is north of Canal. You can see their boundaries in the links. A few local restaurants have joined a relief advocacy organization called ROAR. Any solutions from government will be citywide, not just for downtown or Tribeca. — Tribeca Citizen on Local Business Update: Manhattan Youth and Downtown Community Center

He was my PCP for the last year. I always thought he was honest and kind. He always came back to me quickly when the lab results came back and told me what to do next. I'm going to miss seeing him. — Michael Lee on Dr. Nisar Quraishi dies from the coronavirus at 74

Paisley (Indian) on Greenwich between Vestry and Laight is open for pickup. — Peter on Still Cooking: Local restaurants are providing takeout and delivery

yeah Hideaway!!! good to have some delicious lunch options besides my own! — MADELINE LANCIANI on The Hideaway opens today for pickup and delivery!

Does Tribeca battery park city and Fidi have a downtown organization that can advocate for our small businesses and community centers? We should start fund raising and supporting each other. How can we start one? Do we go to city hall or the community board meetings and rally for financial assistances for our community’s business — Sandra on Local Business Update: Manhattan Youth and Downtown Community Center

They’re taking it home to their workshop, it’s clear. They’ll fix it up there, then they’ll bring it back here. — The Green One on Seen & Heard: The latest at Warren 77

Wonder why Matt's rep say they'd be reopening? Were they lying or just lying? — Keke on Seen & Heard: The latest at Warren 77

So happy to see this. BTW, it's St. Paddy's Day — Tribeca Mom on Puffy’s opens today (!) for drinks and sandwiches