The remaining platform going over West Street is the last part to come down and that is what will happen starting Thursday. They started dismantling the bridge weeks ago. — PeterD on Seen & Heard: Rector Street Bridge coming down

They’ve been taking down the Rector Street bridge for awhile now. — Hudson River on Seen & Heard: Rector Street Bridge coming down

Worker at Sant Amboeus told me today it would be 2 weeks. But I get a different answer ever time I ask. — Hudson River on Coming soon to the Oculus and Brookfield?

Is there any update on potential new location? I am forlorn. — Brian on Ecco! at the end of its era in Tribeca?

File a combined suit and its no longer a misdemeanor but felony charges he will be facing. Also if you can get a repair bill over the minimum gamafe of a misdemeanor (usually 500) then youbcan refile your sinfle case as a felony charge. Three strikes aught to get him out of your hair for 20 years or so.. — Sterling on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

This is such very exciting news!! Many Congratulations Chef Eric McCarthy This Restaurant will go from strength to strength with not one but Two Very Talented Chef's. ???????? Sending very warm wishes from the Very cold wet and windy UK. — Heather Berry on UPDATEx2: Paisley will open this Thursday with Tamarind’s executive chef

This is as good a place as any to put a note out. You can also check the 1st Precinct, on Beach at the corner of Varick. (The address is actually 16 Ericsson Place.) — Tribeca Citizen on In the News: More details on murder of Vestry Street woman

Godd riddance to 7 Eleven which draws drunken idiots but not Mattress Firm but there's a Mattress Firm on Canal Street so they'll be alright. There's a pair of 7 Elevens on Broadway and Lafayette Streets so they won't be hurting either. — full circle on Seen & Heard: Rector Street Bridge coming down

You left out Doughnut Plant at the Oculus. It has been in the directory for more than a year. Unfortunately, it is not expected to open for another year as, supposedly, they are focusing on opening other outlets first. What could be more important than opening in a high traffic, downtown location with an average weekday population of over half a million people in one square mile????? So frustrated as I REALLY want this to open SOON! — Luis Vazquez (FiDi Fan Page) on Coming soon to the Oculus and Brookfield?

Last summer my daughter, grand daughters, and I found 2 sentimental rings at the park on the Pier in Tribeca. The Gazette helped to get the rings back to the owner.This past weekend I lost a ring of keys that were on a canvas wrist strap with anchors on it. The keys are most likely along Hubert Street or Greenwich. Is there a lost and found website for the neighborhood? It can't hurt to ask, right? — Terry P Marshall on In the News: More details on murder of Vestry Street woman

Wow, thank you Nick for discovering these illegal party links! There's so much to unpack here...and the party name "The Haunted Mansion Banger"...I mean, really?!? How brazen, how shameless... — Neighbor on Neighbors gearing up to fight booze at Blood Manor

Yes! You're right. — Tribeca Citizen on Loft Peeping: Franklin Street loft

Good luck - wish this was launching in Tribeca! Separately, the TC editor said i could put post to the TC readers: I am looking for about 200 square-500 square feet of private office space in Tribeca for April 1. Any ideas welcome. Thanks. — SJH on Local Expert: Diana Moss and Mini Melanie

It should be noted the endorsement of Grace Lee by the Downtown Independent Democrats was by a very narrow vote and there is very strong support for current Assemblyperson Yuh-Line Niou. — Luis Vazquez on In the News: Local pushback on NYC ferry service

I think that's the place that Orlando Bloom had at 155 Franklin. https://streeteasy.com/sale/1143362 — Edward on Loft Peeping: Franklin Street loft

In 1978, I attended a class held in 346 Broadway. The ladies room had pull chain toilets. I guess the building did need a bit of updating. : ) — Maryann on Seen & Heard: The facade at the Clock Tower building revealed

Rather on a tree than pee running down the sidewalk — Chill, g on Seen & Heard: The facade at the Clock Tower building revealed

My dog walks me over to Dudley’s at least once a week. She misses the treats and the pets she used to get there. I miss the lovely folks who used to work there! — Meg on Where in Tribeca?

Never mind our wonderful dog loving neighbors who let their dogs relive themselves on the trees and in the tree pits. — G on Seen & Heard: The facade at the Clock Tower building revealed

Why not a guard for each tree so kids are less likely to walk over the pits/less kids will walk over them? How 'bout the principal and whoever monitors kids getting out of school at 2:45pm tell kids to not walk over the pits? I know, it'd mean actually telling them what to do instead of letting them run roughshod but too bad. Walking over the pits is no different than trampling a garden plot. It's rude and careless. Teach children not to be both. — Where's Trees New York? on Seen & Heard: The facade at the Clock Tower building revealed

Very sad. This should be a lesson for all large and small/starting museums and NFPs to document it's collections from the very inception. — Richard Ellis on The building — and the history — destroyed at 70 Mulberry

Agreed about the word "arti$anal"....that scares me a bit also. I am hoping there will be at some affordable options in this new venture, and it won't all be priced at the $$$$ mark. Then again, the rent for that building is probably quite substantial. — Marcus on Italian market coming to Broadway and Canal…finally?

More updates on the food market here: https://www.ebroadsheet.com/the-broadsheetdaily-news-of-lower-manhattan-2-5-20/ This Broadsheet article has a rather pessimistic view, speculating that the interest in such food markets is in decline. Then again, Canal Street Market certainly seems busy every time I am there, at least around lunch time. The article mentions Market Lane in the Oculus failing; but Eataly always seems crowded....too crowded for me, usually! They may have to experiment and keep adjusting the balance of businesses in there to see what works, but I would think there is a place and potential demand for a food hall and more restaurants. Anyway fingers crossed that turns out well for the neighborhood. — Marcus on Italian market coming to Broadway and Canal…finally?

You can reserve a table is Open Table Regards — Sanjeev N. Bedi on UPDATEx2: Paisley will open this Thursday with Tamarind’s executive chef

Hmm is the owner stalling on purpose given the recent backlash? More than 400 neighbors have already signed the online petition: http://chng.it/57nZD9cv. — Neighbor on CB1 Meeting Update: Blood Manor pushed back to March