Thanks for these pictures. — George on The Next Wave of New Buildings in Tribeca

My question regarding the closing times of 6pm on Friday’s? Does this mean that the space wont be rented to a 3rd party for private catered events during those times. This has been a work around in the past for the industry. — Jon on More on the Plan for the American Flatbread Space

There are no middle schools in Tribeca! — Beth on Welcome to TweeBeCa

In 34 years of conducting business on Canal Street in Manhattan, Argo Electronics never had any consumer or police complain. Some corrections to the stories about me. I was the seaman for eight years. Most of my time I was sailing on the tanker ship from the port of Eilat to Cargo Island in Iran, and that was at the time of the Shah. Before I jumped ship I've been in New York many times. I switched from the tanker ship to container ship which was sailing this line Europe, North America, and far East. In one of these voyages when my ship arrived at the port Elizabeth in New Jersey, I took my suitcase, went down the gangway, and left the sea for the fish. Regarding my book about the orphanage, the name of the place is Ben Shemen, and that is exactly the name of the forest where kids were collecting mushrooms. The ammunition shells were collected in BAT-YAM. The flea market where the copper was sold is Yaffo. The book was translated into Japanese and the full version of it is on Google Play. My translator suggested sending the copy to Yoko Ono, which I did. In Ben Shemen were many famous people. One of them, Haim SaBan, the Power Ranger producer SaBan Entertainment. About 25 years ago I sent him a copy of my book hoping to make a movie out of it, but I never heard from him. Who knows maybe I will be more lucky with my next book which is about the salvage operation of a burning 250000-ton oil tanker ship in the Indian Ocean. I was one of the crew members who went with two other guys, in the stormy sea with the small lifeboat to save the burning ship from being an ecologic disaster. The name of my ship was Taurus and the one that we save was Aquarius. — Zdislav David Lasevski on Argo Electronics Has Closed

Every time I read these I'm reminded of how much more I preferred the Tribeca of the late 70s-early 80s. — Makes You Go Hmmm.... on Welcome to TweeBeCa

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/22/smarter-living/why-its-so-hard-to-admit-youre-wrong.html — Jim Smithers on Where in Tribeca…?

I tried to comment yesterday. Anyway, Michael Sinatra is long gone from WF. I urge people to contact the people below. They will answer, eventually. They did me. Jessica Moya ASTL Whole Foods Market-Tribeca  (212)349-6555 Jessica.moya@wholefoods.com Pat Giambrone Northeast Region Customer Experience Specialist NECustomerExperience@wholefoods.com — Dixie on Seen & Heard: Skater Hater

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/03/arts/television/gangsta-paradise-jeopardy.html — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

Yes, of course, I must have been thinking of that other nonexistent spot on Washington Street in Tribeca. Always get them mixed up. Sad! #FakeContest #KrookedEriK — Jim Smithers on Where in Tribeca…?

i think Jim is referring to those outside 416 Washington Street? Good Spot Jim! regards, Sonia F. Stock — sonia F. Stock on Where in Tribeca…?

Now that you mention Washington, I am guessing between Laight and Vestry on the east side of the street. — Adam F Kies on Where in Tribeca…?

Precisely, although no kosher places stay open that late. 6pm is merely a precaution. Most places close around 1pm in the winter and 3-4pm in the summer. — Dani (YTK) on More on the Plan for the American Flatbread Space

Care to be more specific? — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

My husband, son and I popped in last Friday night to see the space. A fresh loaf of bread had just come out of the oven - truly it was the most delicious bread we've ever had. Can't wait to go back! — Robin on New Kid on the Block: Greca

Washington Street — Jim Smithers on Where in Tribeca…?

This happens ALL THE TIME..they leave sale stickers under products AFTER sale ends, and they put them under products not on sale: you buy an item thinking its on sale when it is not. PLUS they now ask if you want receipts - if you say no you will never know the overcharge: ALWAYS GET RECEIPT AND CHECK ITEMS. Ill give them the benefit of the doubt - care is woefully lacking. — John on Seen & Heard: Skater Hater

Irrelevant that the skaters are “noisy” or “inclusive.” They are not charming. They pose a physical danger to anyone in their path. Let them take risks with their own bones and their own lives but not in the path of others on pedestrian sidewalks. While it is not legally or morally defensible to answer their assault (and I would argue that it is indeed assault) with another assault, it appears from the video that the woman tried to advise the kid that she had warned him before about his conduct. Isn’t there an ordinance, something in the NYC Admin Code prohibiting cycling on sidewalk by anyone 12 and over? Skateboards pose potentially far greater danger to pedestrians than a bike over which one has greater control. — Jane Slavin on Seen & Heard: Skater Hater

Sadelle’s has the same credit card tablet (at least during weekend brunches) — Howard on Seen & Heard: Opening Date for the Lymbr Stretching Studio

The space is beautiful and the pies are delicious. However the sweet challah was $20 for the smallest, driest loaf of bread I have ever purchased. Hopefully they can refine the recipe but it was rock hard and dry. — Nash on New Kid on the Block: Greca

There may be more than one in the neighborhood, but that's not where this was shot. — Erik Torkells on Where in Tribeca…?

HI Erik, I know there are two very similar like this outside 157-161 Hudson Street. But there may be several like this in Tribeca? — Sonia F. Stock on Where in Tribeca…?

The only problem w feta is that it can be too salty. I’d be nice if they have options for people who have to watch their sodium intake per doctor’s orders. I won’t hold my breath. — John on New Kid on the Block: Greca

I’m always shocked by the lack of Greek restaurants in Manhattan. Especially fast food places. So this is great news! I can’t wait to try it! — Lori on New Kid on the Block: Greca

I was in Chelsea Wednesday early evening so decided to stock up at the Chelsea Whole Foods there before the storm and before coming home to tribeca. The shelves there were stocked and there were plenty of eggs and even quite a few varieties to choose from. Weird. Is it the Mgmt at WF tribeca - OR is it just delivering below Canal St? — Darla on Seen & Heard: Skater Hater

Just opened the package of Brie I bought at Whole Foods - the smell of mold was immediate and spots everywhere. When I was in the store yesterday, I bought a different cheese because there was a big 20% off sign - but no discount at checkout. Customer Service called the cheese department and informed me that the sale ended two days earlier and said I should have looked at the date (!) Maybe Amazon should stick to online shopping. — A. on Seen & Heard: Skater Hater