She looks so happy! It's wonderful to see... — B on Catching Up With: Lisa Ripperger

Thank you for keeping this blog/site alive and well! — Marcus on What Tribecans cared about in 2019

Are you a member of the Lenape tribe? Just want to make sure to get your trophy engraving correct. — Jim Smithers on What Tribecans cared about in 2019

Can everyone sue him in civil court and get reimbursed? I guess there aren’t videos of him doing it to every car, but if there are I would go after him Hopefully, his medical practice will suffer if people realize who they’re dealing with — Rita Henry on Crimes and misdemeanors on Vestry Street

Surprisingly enough, someone with no firsthand knowledge of the place, people involved or anything else was way off on the room rates at the Walker. — Brandon on 42 Reasons to Be Excited About the Future

There is much more happening in FiDi:  33 Beekman, a condominium (next to 25 Park Row). 45 Broad, also a Condo, MAY formally break ground in 2020 or may not.  Hard to say.  But the site is ready to go.   Same with 75 Nassau, which will be a rental tower. 175 Water is also bering converted to a rental tower once AIG packs up and leaves. Rumor has it 160 Water may also be converted after the great success in converting 180 Water next door. It has the same owners. The site at Nassau and John is waiting to clear out its remaining tenants before redeveloping the site, but I think this one may be a boutique office building or hotel, though residential may still be a possibility. 183 Broadway, a rental tower with over 200 apartments is already under construction. — Luis Vazquez (FiDi Fan Page) on In the News: Fidi’s 2020 apartment boom

Poke and Market Lane in the trade center have been open for awhile. — HudsonRiver on 52 Reasons to be excited about the future

Just saw this from "What Tribecans Cared About in 2019" Why would anyone want these streets open to cars again? Who on earth is driving there? — Patrick Valentino on Nosy Neighbor: Will the World Trade Center Streets Ever Reopen to Cars?

Hunh. I ate there in September and have walked by a hundred times -- guess I didn't round the corner to look into the restaurant windows. Will call to check. — Tribeca Citizen on Catching Up with New Kids: 10 Corso Como

Should check your info. As far as I know, the restaurant is closed until April for some remodeling. I am suspicious when I hear that.... If you can get any updated news that would be great. — VRS on Catching Up with New Kids: 10 Corso Como

Where can I get Christmas tree bags for their disposal? — John on Seen & Heard: The latest at 415 Broadway

Yes Pam I agree ... so happy with the work you have done here :) — Dorsa on What Tribecans cared about in 2019

The City announced they are moving on legislation to get more housing for the formerly homeless. I sit on a board in San Francisco for Community Housing Partnership. We build housing for the formerly homeless and include support services. Its not perfect but its the best possible solution. While the cruise ship idea is one that comes up on both coasts, it needs services to help folks get back on their feet. Not every case is the same and in fact there are several categories ranging from mental health issues to job training and plain old bad luck. We can all deliver compassion to the homeless by advocating for supportive housing solutions. — Patrick C Valentino on In the News: Help for the homeless?

After years of residents pleading with City of NY Department of Transportation to fix the street (and many injuries sustained from people falling on the jagged cobblestones) the intersection of Laight Street and Washington Street was finally repaired in 2019. We thank the wonderfully dedicated hardworking crews who arrived each and every morning before 5:00am from May through December to do their work. — Lived here way before the acronym TriBeCa on What Tribecans cared about in 2019

Thanks, Charlie!! — Tribeca Citizen on What Tribecans cared about in 2019

Another thing we Tribecans care about is Tribeca Citizen, and it was great to see it land in your (Pam's) excellent hands after Erik's departure a year ago. Here's to many more years of your smart coverage helping bring us together. — Komanoff on What Tribecans cared about in 2019

The architecture article and recognition is dated October 2018. Timely? — Archy on In the News: Help for the homeless?

Just bring in bunch of old cruise ships and put them on them. Not sure what training 18,000 random people who already don’t care about their jobs will do. — Jacko on In the News: Help for the homeless?

Or a real old-style diner, Tribeca's Kitchen at the corner of Church and Duane -- — George Bacon on 24-hour diner opens in the Soho Grand

Edwards! — Chuckles on 24-hour diner opens in the Soho Grand

Someone needs to put a diner in Battery Park City — Sam on 24-hour diner opens in the Soho Grand

Right! — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

TL, see Bob's winning answer, which came in at 10:30 but needed my approval. — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

That's it! Bob got it. — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

On reflection i believe this is located on the wall at the Greenwich Street Tavern which is on the corner of Beach Street. This isn't The Nancy Whiskey Pub although they have similar red walls, regards, Tribeca Lover — Tribeca Lover on Where in Tribeca?