it without the posters. A few years ago, Kurt (Blaue Gans owner) said his reason for opening in that location was to preserve the artwork originally assembled by the previous occupants, the owners of Le Zinc. — moon on Seen & Heard: Seafood coming to Blaue Gans space

Fascinating story about Elizabeth Jennings, indeed. Thank you for posting about this. — Marcus on In the News: Civil rights activist gets her due

Thanks, guys. Person: not my reporting. Just a link to the story in The Real Deal. Take it up with them. — Pam Frederick on In the News: Civil rights activist gets her due

Guess I shouldn't judge the bus by the cover. — Pam Frederick on Seen & Heard: Stubby carts at Whole Foods

You sound like an uptight UES guy. We keep it polite and comfortable down here...please do not intrude on our downtown vibe. — Frances on In the News: Civil rights activist gets her due

Person--Why can't you provide the correction without being nasty about it? Pam--most of us so appreciate all you are doing to keep Tribeca Citizen going strong! Don't listen to the haters. — Tribeca Teacher on In the News: Civil rights activist gets her due

Pls stop with the petty critiques. — G on In the News: Civil rights activist gets her due

As annoying as it is, if it ends this year, the overall project isn't taking as long as I had expected. I was afraid it would turn out like Worth street which feels like it's been under some sort of construction for 10 years. — lowphat on Construction update part one: Warren Street

Kalanick's company bought space inside those buildings, not the buildings themselves. Lazy reporting. — person on In the News: Civil rights activist gets her due

Heads up on the CBD sales, The Department of Health announced that it is ordering all restaurants and bars in the city to stop selling CBD-infused products. "The Health Department takes seriously its responsibility to protect New Yorkers' health. Until cannabidiol (CBD) is deemed safe as a food additive, the Department is ordering restaurants not to offer products containing CBD." — Steve on Seen & Heard: Stubby carts at Whole Foods

The new buses are fantastic on the inside: clean, quieter, screen and audio announcement of next stop, USB ports in the backs of seats! — B on Seen & Heard: Stubby carts at Whole Foods

Haven't decided. Your thoughts? — Pam Frederick on Where in Tribeca?

I'm trying! — Pam Frederick on Buddha Bar Will Share Its Space With Another Restaurant

It could be worse, at least it’s not Worth street. That project is a mess and has been ruining the neighborhood for over 3 years now. Anyone know when expected completion is there? — Dave on Construction update part one: Warren Street

Guaranteed, it's ripped up again by Spring 2020. enjoy! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ — Jeremy on Construction update part one: Warren Street

I have an email from Angela saying that the work will be completed by March, now the date is august and the article has the audacity to say there were no majaor delays? what a sham. — James Deutch on Construction update part one: Warren Street

"there have not been any major delays so far" according to DDC. what a complete outright lie. nobody ever said it would take 2.5 years. can you imagine what the businesses must be going through for the past 2.5 years. lets not remember the project is not done and there is no timeframe to get it done. this is an outright lie. — debra on Construction update part one: Warren Street

Saks at Brookfield Place was definitely doomed from the start. First, the concept and inventory were as cold as the people who worked there. They did not care about this community nor our needs. The failed to ask this area what our needs were, there was zero outreach program to the locals, prior to or after opening. Shopping at Saks uptown is a luxury, pamperd experience, there is something for everyone from classic designs to cutting edge. Sak’s downtown was full of emerging designers, this would have been OK if they would have mixed these with brands that most of us buy and wear. I went in several times to purchase makeup and clothing, only be ignored not one person approached me to ask if I needed help or what may I help you find. The makeup employees were more interested in their co-workers that costumers. Last, it was never promoted as a test store, to see how women shop, admit it you failed, because you did not care what our needs were. — Angela on Saks Fifth Avenue Is Closing Its Women’s Store at Brookfield Place

If only I could believe an August completion is true. So far, in the 6 weeks or so since construction began on Warren Street between Church and Broadway, the WarrenJohnCCL weekly newsletter predicted work would begin when it didn't until a week later, and twice that there wouldn't be work and there was; e.g. this week. These faulty work forecasts, and the normal delays of any construction work, does not bode well for timely completion. Nor for the relationship of the project with residents. Thanks for your continuing coverage. — Skip Blumberg on Construction update part one: Warren Street

I've been to MOCA and it was amazing and enlightening. I highly recommend it to people to learn about the history and prejudice that they had to endure. I've bought many things from Pearl River when they were on Broadway. I'm glad they're at MOCA. — Sara Ross on Seen & Heard: Lawsuit halts Two Bridges projects

This place is amazing, most places I've visited try to sell you something before you walk out. Steven feels like a family member, not intrusive and he walked me through all the products I had questions about, plus me try them! Zero pressure to buy, which actually made me buy :D Steven has a cool back story also, cool friendly guy. Big fan of CBD and ComeBackDaily! — Rick on To be blunt: the Broadway cannabis collection

Does anyone have any news on the new Buddha Bar? Opening date, etc? — Claudia Crowell on Buddha Bar Will Share Its Space With Another Restaurant

Well, for me it was.. ;). Wasn't sure if you would be continuing this feature- will you post these randomly, or on a set schedule? — Robert Ripps on Where in Tribeca?

Well, I guess that was too easy... — Pam Frederick on Where in Tribeca?

Thank you for including the address and other helpful location details. A nice, reader friendly change from past practice. — PVP on New Kid on the Block: Whitmans