I was talking a walk and saw City Vineyard, it was shocking. But agree with BGE. Eater has been posting lists of restaurants offer new/special delivery. Keep in mind that if a restaurant isn’t already on a delivery app they can’t get up and running immediately and typically, the apps charge a massive commission. However, Seamless sent out an email noting they are waiving the commission and offering other services like contactless delivery. I think it’s always best to call and order, especially now. You can also buy gift cards now to use later. — SP on Seen & Heard: Love in the time of COVID-19

Im glad for the activity at this site and progress. I was wondering for months what was going on — Patrick on Cornices being removed at 131 Duane – the Hope Building

Instead of love in Covid 19 or shaming City Winery, can we figure out some ways through the site to help our local businesses during this time while remaining safe? Maybe a list of who will be open and delivering after Tuesday, or any other ways we can help? Also maybe a place where people who are high risk might need help getting access to food or other necessities can ask for it? — BGE on Seen & Heard: Love in the time of COVID-19

What a bunch of self-absorbed, selfish losers. The party is over for awhile for them as there will be a ban on dining out in NYC - take out and delivery only. — Shame on City Winery on Seen & Heard: Love in the time of COVID-19

March 15. Schools are closed in NYC along with Kentucky where I reside and many other states. By March 22 the virus will have doubled again so go get some cash out of the bank while you can. You can always redeposit when this blows over. Take some and things you could sell or trade. Better safe than sorry. — Tony on Run at the bank? And could New York City schools close soon?

One employee at 33 Whitehall has tested positive. Office being cleaned and everybody working from home. — Shampab on In the News: Citibank has one confirmed case of COVID-19

As a team member of whole foods I can definitely say that the distributing Warehouse we have are extremely backed up. Yes, that is going to be like this in the next few days. But unfortunately because of the excessive buying we are doing, we have a cap limit and we cannot buy as much as before. So whatever is in the shelves is likely all we have. People are just grabbing what they need. All other spices, dressings, liquor, and things from the hot bar I untouched. — Alex TM on Whole Foods packed; shelves empty

https://www.gothamgazette.com/city/9212-employee-manhattan-building-home-to-several-city-agencies-tests-positive-for-coronavirus — JulieW on In the News: Citibank has one confirmed case of COVID-19

I read yesterday on a Gotham news-website that someone at 100 Church tested positive earlier this week. — Cordcutter on In the News: Citibank has one confirmed case of COVID-19

Right you are! — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

NW corner hudson and jay — Buttons on Where in Tribeca?

That's so weird- I was there around 9:30 AM on Thursday, and it seemed no busier than normal, with shelves pretty well stocked, except for pasta & cans of imported tomatoes. The only thing they were totally out of was the international currency of the apocalypse- toilet paper. — Robert Ripps on Whole Foods packed; shelves empty

Good point! Having a couple thousand cash stashed away is prudent for when a cyber attack takes down all the banking networks. — Makes You Go "Hmm-m-m" on Run at the bank? And could New York City schools close soon?

Annual Spring Gala for Spruce Street school has been cancelled as well. :( — TribecaMom on Local businesses taking precautions, and feeling the effects of the virus

Manhattan Youth just sent an email about closing this weekend for deeper disinfection. — TribecaMom on Real Pilates will close for the coronavirus

Taste of Tribeca has been cancelled. Very unfortunate. — JC on Local businesses taking precautions, and feeling the effects of the virus

Open noon till 4a! — Tribeca Citizen on In the News: 111 Varick nearly complete

All of NYPL are closed til March 31. — TribecaMom on Local businesses taking precautions, and feeling the effects of the virus

Maybe you should satisfy your curiosity first hand. Shop local! — James on In the News: 111 Varick nearly complete

Great news...More jazz in the neighborhood makes me happy. — Marcus on Jazz club returning to Bogardus mansion

If you need to move/get out, cash is still king. After 9/11 the "go bag" which I still have, had masks with very good filters, water purifiers and cash, etc. I understand the logic. Also if there are power interruptions those ATM and charge machines may not be working. — G on Run at the bank? And could New York City schools close soon?

Whole Foods is now a place for AMAZON Prime. My daughter works for WF and things have changed for the worse. I cannot understand how Amazon thinks that they are going to continue to keep the business running as it. Shelves are empty all the time, employees are pulled from their duties to stock in the mornings, Amazon prime employees barge in front of store customers to get items for home deliveries. Amazon should take a look at being the the food retail industry, WF used to be a store that you could enjoy shopping at. — mary on Exactly what is going on at Whole Foods??

Love it. We need more music here. — JohhnyMac on Jazz club returning to Bogardus mansion

In 42 years of living in down here I’ve never set foot in New York Dolls (I’m married, female and work late hours) but it’s always fascinated me. Enlighten me, please, those who have. — JeanGrillo on In the News: 111 Varick nearly complete

Not only were they outside with a bullhorn encouraging people to yell, but sometimes there was someone with a boom box turned way up. The thing that made me the most nervous was the acrobats who had tied themselves to the scaffolding for the adjacent building with scarves in some kind of cheap circus act. In recent weeks, they have hosted parties on the weekends. There is a bouncer and people sneaking in and out of the front door. From our apartment, we can see the crowds through their windows. They continue to break the law in a variety of ways. — Karen on Blood Manor application for liquor license withdrawn