Thanks, Cat! — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Excited for Erik for fresh horizons after creating this great rag, and excited for you Pam for picking up the torch! Everybody wins. — Cat Greenman on And Here’s to Many More

The gallery started in the basement of 359 Broadway between Franklin and Leonard streets in 2000. — jeepster on Canada Gallery Is Moving to Tribeca

Welcome! My family and I have been around a bit longer (we helped build PS 234 and Washington Market Park) so to have you mention those two favorite places as special to you as well makes you aces with us!! Tribeca at its best is a community. The Tribecacitizen is our local bulletin board. Thank you thank you for keeping the chatter over the back fence going. — Jean Grillo on And Here’s to Many More

Greetings, Erik- we are trying to figure out who owns Joey's. They have become a major trash dumper for our block given the tourist traffic. We would like to talk to the owner or building manager to see if they can bag their trash a few times a day. They are unresponsive. Any idea who owns the 381 Broadway Pizza LLC or how to get the message to them? We love the pizza - we hate the trash blowing down our street every morning. — nina on Joey Pepperoni’s Pizzeria Has [Not] Closed

It’s a shame to see the posters have been removed. Does anyone know what happaned to them? — Christina on Seen & Heard: Seafood coming to Blaue Gans space

I think #56 the 10th listed photo here is perhaps 70 Franklin Street just up from Billy' Bakery? regards, Sonia — Sonia F. Stock on Tribeca Then and Now: The Unidentifiables

Welcome Pam! So glad you're continuing this. I look forward to reading. — Jason on And Here’s to Many More

I love Gary Shteyngart, and the new book is great. Thanks for giving one of my fave authors a shout out. — Will Meyerhofer on Seen & Heard: Whitmans Restaurant Is Open

I'm just going to come out and say I love Paul Rudnick and I thought it was funny. He's poking fun at "Tribeca wives" and I'm sure he'd poke fun at Tribeca finance bro types with equal gusto. Yes, they're broad brush stereotypes...but that means there's just enough truth in them for a chuckle, right? — Will Meyerhofer on Seen & Heard: Whitmans Restaurant Is Open

stay tuned... — Pam Frederick on An Italian Food Hall Is Opening at Broadway and Canal

Thanks, Liz — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Any updates on the Italian food hall? — KH on An Italian Food Hall Is Opening at Broadway and Canal

Welcome!! So glad the TriBeCa citizen is still alive — Elizabeth on And Here’s to Many More

so comforting (and exciting) to know we are in good hands! — liz reitman on And Here’s to Many More

Surprise, surprise. As a 9/11 family member and activist involved in the rebuilding of the site I called again and again, in personal meetings with the LMDC and in writings for the Downtown Express, for exactly this: keep the site free of traffic. While, in reaction to the attacks, the rest of NYC was installing huge cement planters and otherwise closing off broad areas, driveways and streets adjacent and near buildings to traffic, at the WTC, the genius planners, in response to some silly notion about “restoring the street grid” decided to reopen streets. Shockingly, this has proven to be a waste of time, effort and lots and lots of money. — Michael Burke on Nosy Neighbor: Will the World Trade Center Streets Ever Reopen to Cars?

Have you ever been to this area? Theres no problem getting around on foot right now. Cars would just block everything up on top of the risks with terrorism. I dont understand why you're complaining basically — Aaron on Nosy Neighbor: Will the World Trade Center Streets Ever Reopen to Cars?

Thanks, Will. — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Thanks, Pedro! — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Congratulations and all my best in my old hood. Francesco — Francesco Regini on And Here’s to Many More

I'm so glad you've taken this on, Pam. It is good news for our community. Congratulations and Welcome. — Vicki on And Here’s to Many More

Deblasio plan has a bias against asian community - jails and changing shsat tests — Joe on Seen & Heard: Whitmans Restaurant Is Open

Good luck Pam. I look forward to keeping up with the local happenings. — Virginia Stewart on And Here’s to Many More

Pure awesomeness! Blogs like this one have become increasingly important and necessary. Good luck and congratulations! — Pedro Rosado on And Here’s to Many More

Welcome on board! Thanks for taking over... — Will Meyerhofer on And Here’s to Many More