Welp, I guess I know what me and the pup are doing Saturday morning!! Thanks for the call out. — B.Thompson on Field Trip: Stroll to Madison Square Park

SB is onto something: there is a place with a liquor license and that is a great clue! (I now know the answer.) I am checking now on the location of those particular posts, however, in case the visual clues don't match up... — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca: American Idol Edition

Love it. Thanks, James! — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

Again, please do not refer to Chuck as “homeless man”. There is better ways to word your writing. Chuck fell on his luck, he didn’t have stable housing in New York City as it is one of the most unaffordable places to live which is a likely reason that lead him to live on the streets. Many people are mourning his loss. Chuck Daly is a man is missed and loved by many. Please in the future use better words because the loss of anyone is hard and to those who loved and known Chuck he wasn’t “homeless man”. — C on Fund for Chuck Daly is now over $30,000

Here is a *wild* and mostly unfounded speculation. If it is original, and not some recently installed affectation, then perhaps an early occupant installed it. Per the Tribeca South Historic District Designation Report: "It was constructed c. 1810 [...] It seems likely that it originally had a shop at the ground story, since the 1812 directory lists only this address for the occupant, merchant Peter Carion, suggesting that his business was located on the premises." Based on the name, Carion was potentially French or maybe Huguenot. — james on Where in Tribeca?

Oh! That's lovely news for her and her family. The coffee shop in most of her videos, however, is apparently Briccy’s Coffee in Castle Rock, Colorado, while the other coffee shop, the one with the light tan shelves, appears to sell Counter Culture Coffee as well as wine and champagne by the glass, so it's indeed difficult to imagine who'd have that mixed license in the TriBeCa area. Curious, indeed. — SB on Where in Tribeca: American Idol Edition

Very excited about this! Looking forward to visiting once it’s open! — James S on A bar will reopen in the Ward III space

I'm just happy SOMETHING is opening up in Tribeca — B on Seen & Heard: CVS coming soon?

there are many high quality studies including one from brown university that's in the peer review process now that show a significant decline in pre-school students' social and cognitive development since the masking began. the pros and cons of mask wearing have been debated since this began but the overwhelming consensus at this point is that with children the harm greatly outweighs the benefit. — josh on Preschool directors hoping the youngest can lose masks

We used to have compost pickup in Tribeca, pre-pandemic, and DOS told me that enough people here have not signed up yet. — Tribeca Citizen on Rats! Part Deux

Right. So, James, why the French? — TC on Where in Tribeca?

Tinys on W Broadway — James on Where in Tribeca?

I used to tend bar at the Raccoon Lodge that was at 59 Warren Street. IL Giglio was there until 2017 — Caroline on Has Il Giglio Closed?

False info Ive been in that smoke shop multiple times great service tobacco a license and vape license and business license is visable and have a lot variety of snacks and exotic snacks (worldwide imported snacks ) and very Convenient for essentials — Michael on Seen & Heard: CVS coming soon?

I recently attended a zoom presentation by Chris Marte and Allie Gumas from the Dept. of Sanitation. The city has a program for Sanitation to pick up compost from buildings. They provide the bins, building residents put their compost in them, and the super or other responsible person wheels the bins to the street for once a week pick up. It is only happening in a few parts of the city. How much it will be extended to other areas is dependent on the City's Budget allocation to Dept.of Sanitation. — JS Miller on Rats! Part Deux

The hole at 65 West Broadway is so frustrating. It's a great corner, and the neighborhood lost some excellent spots in Mariachi's, Saleya, Racoon Lodge. To just have that spot sit empty for 5 years is terrible. — James S on Unfinished business

For anyone interested, there is a gofundme set up to help his brother with funeral costs: https://www.gofundme.com/f/chuck-daly-forever/donations?fbclid=IwAR2rxjO3qq24QWRIRqxCgvF1olorLgrqhsP5zZjfYqA-or6aABiagp23VlM — Katydid on Homeless man found dead on Murray

I remember him from high school in Wallington NJ, and though we never talked much he was always very pleasant and minded his own business which is very rare for high school. RIP Chuck Daly — CS on Homeless man found dead on Murray

There is a gofundme set up for Chuck and a memorial being setup later on. For more information: https://www.gofundme.com/f/chuck-daly-forever?utm_campaign=p_cp%20share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=customer&fbclid=IwAR1AeNDuC5BsLJMHsfIRkAKxJtYv9w5r1tZ5-H8qpr65YBwdXNnzedgG9sU Rest easy, Chuck. You are deeply missed and loved. — C on A neighborhood fixture dies on the street

Such a wonderful addition to the neighborhood! We love their other 2 locations and even threw our daughter’s 2nd birthday at San Carlo. Amazing owners and fantastic food. Looking forward to having them even closer. — V on Upscale Italian coming to former Girello space

A GoFundMe has been set up to raise funds for Chuck's funeral. Any funds received beyond the target goal will be donated to a mental health charity. https://www.gofundme.com/f/chuck-daly-forever — anonymous on A neighborhood fixture dies on the street

Thank you! I thought I may have said something not appropriate. — AJ on Preschool directors hoping the youngest can lose masks

I have to approve them. — Tribeca Citizen on Preschool directors hoping the youngest can lose masks

Absolute heaven! Another CVS! Soon there will be one on every Tribeca corner just like Starbucks! — George Bacon on Seen & Heard: CVS coming soon?

Have you heard RFOR? It's the new rodent lobbying association Rats For Outdoor Restaurants. — George Bacon on Rats! Part Deux