Case listings are based on the home address of the person being tested, so 10013 residents, who were patients at Sollis would show as 10013, not 10007. — Andy on The city releases positive COVID-19 cases by zip code

Mamo, 323 West Broadway? — TIPTOPTRIBECA on Where in Tribeca?

Sollis Health is at 255 Greenwich, which puts it in zip code 10007. Based on data updated yesterday, there are 29 positive cases in 10007 and 122 in 10013. That suggests something else is going on and that zip code data is associated with residence and not testing location. — Anonymous on The city releases positive COVID-19 cases by zip code

dnaportrait@gmail.com So proud of you Mikey! — Kevin Clarke on Mikey Flowers and the 9/11 Memorial keep a tradition alive

Such a simple act means so much. And when it's not so simple, it means even more. Thank you, Mikey and team! — Karen B on Mikey Flowers and the 9/11 Memorial keep a tradition alive

Black Fox Coffee at 70 Pine is open for coffee and food and is delivering too. I’ve been buying beans there, they are selling their bulk sized bags. These are the nicest people, consider helping them out. I ordered online and picked up, they also have their own app. — Kristin on How to get your coffee fix in the neighborhood

Trump National Golf Club - Bedminster and/or Washington DC? Side note - Where's Rudy Fooliaini these days? — Jim Smithers on Where in Tribeca?

Sadly, we'll have to start planning on a memorial park for those we didn't have to lose to this "Chinese virus aka invisible scourge"....the Trump/Kushner Tower of Incompetence. They didn't have to die. — Jim Smithers on Mikey Flowers and the 9/11 Memorial keep a tradition alive

Thank you Michael. Such a heartwarming gesture — G on Mikey Flowers and the 9/11 Memorial keep a tradition alive

I think Pam may have written about this a couple of weeks back- but one of the reasons there were over a hundred cases in 10013 is that there was one of those concierge medical places down here that got ahold of tests, so that their high paying clientele had access to tests (and there was a good amount of tests that were coming back positive.) As far as the comment from the guy who heard 'not to go too far South' - I would expect that to be more about the previous hotspots of crime here in lower Manhattan-(Chambers St. Subway etc) and the depleted 1st precinct perhaps being stretched a bit thin- so just advising people to stay close to home. It doesn't seem like the comment had anything to do with IP or the guy would have specifically mentioned to beware of IP. — JulieW on The city releases positive COVID-19 cases by zip code

Looking at their instagram, I believe Interlude is doing delivery (and maybe pick up) for coffee beans, matcha powder, and baked goods. You can call them directly to order. — David on How to get your coffee fix in the neighborhood

Thank you, Pam! And all the residents on this blog who share information and support. — SDM on The city releases positive COVID-19 cases by zip code

Claudio, Linda and the whole crew at our beloved Da Claudio are in our thoughts and prayers. They are true community leaders and anchors and we and their other loyal friends and patrons will be there for them. Stay strong and positive for you are our bell weather. Much love. — BJ Adler on Local Business Update: Da Claudio

I am an IPN resident as well. At 310 Greenwich there have been two deaths that I personally know of. Have heard nothing from IPN management whatsoever. I recognize there are concerns re: privacy, but if landlords tell us about bedbug outbreaks shouldn’t we get some sort of heads up about infection rates? Val - thank you for posting your note. Agree 100%! This really isn’t the time for snarky... — Chris on The city releases positive COVID-19 cases by zip code

I haven't noticed. Too busy watching the death toll rise. It's at 7,400 (US). What's the rat increase? Covidiot. — Jim Smithers on Washington Market Park playground and courts are closed

I think the rats have always been here, been seeing them at night forever. — Ratty on Washington Market Park playground and courts are closed

or not. — Jim Smithers on What is going on at the 1st Precinct?

The grim reaper is in charge. — Maha on What is going on at the 1st Precinct?

Eat there frequently. He will be missed. — EJ on Andy Koutsoudakis Sr., owner of Tribeca’s Kitchen, dies from the coronavirus

This is so heartbreaking. I'm still in shock hearing about Andy's passing. Andy treated me like family from the first day I met him five years ago. Everytime I walked into Tribeca Kitchen he always greeted me with a beautiful smile. Always threw in extra cookies with my lunch. He will be missed. — Mary Gaudiuso on Andy Koutsoudakis Sr., owner of Tribeca’s Kitchen, dies from the coronavirus

Has anyone else noticed that there is a dramatic increase in rats at night all over Tribeca? It’s out of control. — RATS on Washington Market Park playground and courts are closed

thank you fellow Independence Plaza Tenant. There is always a stigma about our complex. Its very sad. Meanwhile there would be no " Tribeca" if not for our buildings. I guess no one has to " avoid going south of IPN" ridiculous. Stay safe — Native on The city releases positive COVID-19 cases by zip code

I do not live in IP. I was just passing on what I heard. I would defer to those that live there. It sounds like there is no problem and that provides me tremendous relief. Stay safe everyone! — Ruth on The city releases positive COVID-19 cases by zip code

I don’t understand how they are able to close the playground at WMP without closing the grass/dirt area. I would think that would be hard to monitor. All the grass at BPC is mostly open. These areas are mostly pet free, just reminding people. — JC on Washington Market Park playground and courts are closed

Hi Ruth, we live in IPN and haven't gotten any notice of no such thing. Most young tenants have moved out or gone with their parents. 3 buildings only half tenants in each. Notices in elevators about less than 4 people in each. We all have been vigilant. Any large building of course would have many more people sick. I disagree with people who are commenting to stay away from Greenwich Street there in no one outside anyway. Streets are quiet. One block isn't more safer than another. That is absurd. If the police have mentioned it we would like to be notified. First Prescient has 100s sick there too. — Native on The city releases positive COVID-19 cases by zip code