But how can the quality remain the same without him even if bought out? ;( — Kim on Arcade Bakery will be closing — for good — in August

I also was hoping for the food court. Would be great to have more food-shopping options in the area. Still, I'm glad to see that the building is being put to some use. — Marcus on Nosy Neighbor: What’s happening at the bank on Canal and Broadway?

This whole CHIEF idea seems rather sexist. Am I right, guys? — Jim Smithers on In the News: Chief women are chief entrepreneurs

Wow, I didn't see this coming. This is an awful loss to the neighborhood. Roger I wish you well and thank you for all the delicious food you gave us over the years. — f on Arcade Bakery will be closing — for good — in August

I thought and Italian Eataly-style food court was coming there? — f on Nosy Neighbor: What’s happening at the bank on Canal and Broadway?

Erik, it was a pear baguette and I still remember it like it was yesterday. I am unbelievably saddened by this news. Thank you, Roger, for putting your heart and soul into Arcade Bakery - I tasted it with every chocolate croissant, every ham sandwich, and every single loaf of bread and baguette. — Michelle Gauthier on Arcade Bakery will be closing — for good — in August

https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/333205 — James on In the News: Chief women are chief entrepreneurs

5 WTC...it’s about time. Slap a 6 on the PAC being built next to tower 1 and we’ll have all 7 WTC buildings back. (once 2 FINALLY goes up of course). — Anthony on In the News: Chief women are chief entrepreneurs

Hi! Is there a link for the Chief story? It looks fascinating! I googled but "chief women entrepreneur" did not turn up much :) — Haley on In the News: Chief women are chief entrepreneurs

Always loved this trapezoidal building. Along with 317 and 319 Greenwich Street, it was constructed prior to 1860 for commercial use. Fenner & Hardenbergh, wholesale grocers, were already in occupancy August 1860, and J. C. Geissel, wholesale commission merchants were subsequent occupants after 1890. It will be great to see the cornice restored thereby giving this handsome sandstone fronted trio an even greater presence. — Wayne Burkey on Bubble tea resource gone; building for sale

Congratulations James you are the Winner and correct that the star is found on Edwards Restaurant on West Broadway! James, you are also a Super Star! regards, Sonia Stock — Sonia F. Stock on Where in Tribeca?

And how will the legal rents be calculated? — 90 West Tenant on Apartments in 50 Murray, 90 West were illegally deregulated

What should current, long-time tenants of 90 West Street do? Hire attorneys and start individual lawsuits? — 90 West Tenant on Apartments in 50 Murray, 90 West were illegally deregulated

Ok, Sonia was right. It was too easy! — Pam Frederick on Where in Tribeca?

Edward's — James on Where in Tribeca?

Vivi Bubble Tea at 325 Broadway, btw Worth and Thomas — Mike F on Bubble tea resource gone; building for sale

NY Post: "De Blasio administration used inaccurate renderings for proposed Bronx jail: study" "The 25-story lockup eyed for Mott Haven — which is part of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s larger efforts to shutter the scandal-scarred Rikers Island jail complex by 2027 — is portrayed as significantly smaller and less of an eyesore for surrounding neighborhoods in official documents released by City Hall for a mandatory public review process, according to urban planner George M. Janes." https://nypost.com/2019/07/05/de-blasio-administration-used-inaccurate-renderings-for-proposed-bronx-jail-study/amp/ — James on Community Board says no to the White Street jail proposal

The Yoga studio that will open in the space at 345 Greenwich is called "Auto Body". The company is still working on the inside but I was told it should open in the next few months. regards, Sonia Stock — Sonia F. Stock on Yoga studio coming to Greenwich and Harrison

Not quite Tribeca but there's Gong Cha inside the Fulton Transit center in FiDi for your bubble tea fix. — TribecaMom on Bubble tea resource gone; building for sale

I wonder how many of these yoga studios are legal places of physical culture on their certificates of occupancy, and how many are just running illegally in retail or commercial spaces. — James on Yoga studio coming to Greenwich and Harrison

Don’t like the Howard Hughes Corporation. — Anne Baxter on Seen & Heard: Fireworks at the Brooklyn Bridge

We need yoga studios around the civic center, financial district, and the seaport area, specifically a kundalini yoga studio. There are only three studios in manhattan dedicated to this type of yoga. There is A large influx of new apartments with people who need services and upscale grocers. — Joanne piluso on Yoga studio coming to Greenwich and Harrison

How does this affect recent tenants (90 West) who signed leases in the past year or two? — 90W on Apartments in 50 Murray, 90 West were illegally deregulated

Any recommendations on viewing locations nearby, open to public but not likely to get as mobbed as the ones linked above? This is where I wish we had an upper floor apartment! — Marcus on Seen & Heard: Fireworks at the Brooklyn Bridge

Now if they can just wash their windows and cover up the mess over the front door window it would be even more inviting. — G on Lyfeping on Chambers is back