it's nicely done for sure but it is a damn shame that there is almost nothing left from the original 1828 house. it's not the current owners' fault. it's pretty obvious that when these houses were redone in the 70s almost everything on the interior and exterior was replaced. if you look at the stoops and lintels they are cookie cutter reproductions. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gaiw80lq7hkbdc2/AACSdzeSQcK_7QzfbKerA1V9a?dl=0 — safe as milk on Loft Peeping: Harrison Street Townhouse

beautiful! — jen on Loft Peeping: Harrison Street Townhouse

I lived there for over 30+yrs and the photo on there teaser site is actually my families old apartment. 5A on the top floor with the skylights. My father actually put one of the three in. All the original families (7 of us) vacated/left that building in or around 2004-5. Last I checked my old AC was still in the window but not today looks like there actually starting to work on it. Boy do I miss that place. — AA on More Artists’ Lofts Are Being Converted to Luxury Condos

It's a disgrace indeed. By the "mess" on Walker, did you mean LIspenard? That's where the "vendors" camp out and take over the entire sidewalk. No wonder there are no takers for the beautiful--and once again vandalized--bank building. Yes and all the creepy sellers hanging around on the corners and blocking the subway entrances is awful. Rude and pushy with their "Rolex, Rolex". Has anyone tried emailing or calling these officers during a time when these sellers are out in force? — Marcus on Meet Your New Community Police Officers

I wonder what happened to Magoos' art collection. Many artists traded art work for food. — Huck's Mom on In the News: Danny Meyer’s Sky-High FiDi Restaurant

Cash registers- yes! But will they accept CASH? Or will they go the way of Mulberry & Vine and others? — Bruce on Seen & Heard: Trader Joe’s Opening in Two Weeks?

I hope that funds will be found for the estuarium and that the River Project, which had been in existence for over 30 years providing educational programs and exhibits of the living marine life of the Hudson, will be a major part of it. The River Project was instrumental in getting the waters of Hudson River Park established as an Estuarine Sanctuary. protected by environmental conservation law. Long time residents of Tribeca will remember the shed that held exhibits and sponsored activities on pier 26 before it was shut down for renovation. They are continuing their work from a space on pier 40 while waiting to return to pier 26. It would be wonderful for them to be able to continue their important work in a permanent new home. — Huck's Mom on The Final Design for Pier 26

Wow, so great to see that photo of Magoo's. When I was a kid, we would to go there in the daytime to play video/pinball. They were one of the only places in the neighborhood (besides Laundry Loft) that had video games. — Shelley G on In the News: Danny Meyer’s Sky-High FiDi Restaurant

not up to Code you gotta go! — PerryR on Citibabes Isn’t Moving to Tribeca

Wow, beautifully done — tribeca16 on Loft Peeping: Harrison Street Townhouse

hear hear — JOR on Citibabes Isn’t Moving to Tribeca

I asked my cashier at the 6th Ave. Trader Joe's today about the Soho store. He hadn't been, but the rumor is it will have 50 cash registers. For comparison the 6th Ave store has around 30. — SD on Seen & Heard: Trader Joe’s Opening in Two Weeks?

Love Denise!!!! She is the BEST!!! Always feel safer with her around!!! She is so enthusiastic!!! — Lindsey on Seen & Heard: Dirty Lemon Said to Be Opening Here

Thanks for the morning chuckle! — TribecaMom on Seen & Heard: Dirty Lemon Said to Be Opening Here

Terrific news. I was getting a little worried about the lack of scaffolding on Murray. — BobR on Tribeca Library to Close for a Year

Maybe too safe. She's giving our children a false sense of safety and the real world will be brutal to our little angels. Self-driving cars will wreak havoc on those that believe there will always be a "Denise" to protect them. Wake up, peopledom! The world is still cruel and there will always be many unattended cross walks! — Jim Smithers on Seen & Heard: Dirty Lemon Said to Be Opening Here

Denise is the best. I hope she will stay on--she keeps the cross way extremely safe — cami on Seen & Heard: Dirty Lemon Said to Be Opening Here

Denise better tone it down! She's making the other crossing guards look bad. — Jim Smithers on Seen & Heard: Dirty Lemon Said to Be Opening Here

My friend lives in 105 Hudson and said the former Nobu space(s) have still not been leased. The yearly meeting is in a couple of weeks, so if there's an update I'll let you know. — juliew. on Seen & Heard: Dirty Lemon Said to Be Opening Here

Danny M may be thinking of this great 1921 film by Paul Strand & Charles Sheeler, with incredible footage of Lower Manhattan (and intertitles by Walt Whitman!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qduvk4zu_hs — ellenl on In the News: Danny Meyer’s Sky-High FiDi Restaurant

Denise is an inspiration! We appreciate her energetic devotion to safety. — J on Seen & Heard: Dirty Lemon Said to Be Opening Here

i stumbled on an article that explains the different military helicopters. http://www.businessinsider.com/army-special-ops-aviation-unit-aircraft-2018-4?amp%3Butm_medium=referral based on that, i believe the little ones were MH6 "little birds. the big one was obviously a black hawk. — safe as milk on Military Helicopters Scare Lower Manhattan

Cannot wait for this to open, it’s just what TriBeCa needs. Creativity and Coffee makes for a good day all round. Happy child, happy Mother. — Sonia Martin on A New Café and Playspace Is in the Works

We are so excited to welcome Love Bug Café & Play to Taste of Tribeca and to the community! Please come meet them on May 19. The Family Zone and their food booth are going to be fantastic! — Taste of Tribeca on A New Café and Playspace Is in the Works

Perhaps they should avoid 142 Duane St. — James on A New Café and Playspace Is in the Works