TG, thank you for being a poll worker! — j. on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

I hope you’re right. I don’t trust the guy but hope I am wrong. — TG on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

Stop it with the cheating nonsense because your chosen candidate may not win. I am a poll worker and there is no cheating. We have both electronic and paper backups. — TG on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

Independents do not vote in primary elections in NYS. A voter needs to be registered in one of the two parties. — TG on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

Can’t wait to see how long this project takes. I think we’re about ten years into the restoration of the Brooklyn Bridge. — Karen on Brooklyn Bridge bike path construction starts this week

With Christopher Marte as our City Council member we will have a tireless worker who will continue the work he has done for years to preserve the nature of our unique downtown community, fight over development and preserve and increase affordable housing, work for coastal resiliency, work with local police precincts to address our safety concerns, and communicate with the people of the district. — JS Miller on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

Thank you so much Pam for bringing attention to my show. I really appreciate it. Best, Marc — Marc Van Cauwenbergh on Seen & Heard: Local art and art in the neighborhood

Let's bring back trolleys! — Marcus on Brooklyn Bridge bike path construction starts this week

Sad to here another one has left. — j. on Y7 Studio has closed permanently, joining four others

I’m a huge fan of Marc Van Cauwenbergh‘s work. It’s so moving and full of color surprises. — Dena on Seen & Heard: Local art and art in the neighborhood

Long time coming. Much needed. I hope the width is enough . The current situation is risky for all — PATRICK Valentino on Brooklyn Bridge bike path construction starts this week

Does the 125k include registered voters that are Republican or Independent? Still sounds like a low turnout given the preponderance of registered Democrats in NYC, but makes the numbers slightly less paltry if I’m reading the stats correctly. — Lisa on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

S, I totally agree 100 percent. I hate that its a close race. They may just cheat and make her win. I don't trust the system. Its very sad. — NATIVE on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

God help us all if Wiley wins. She'll make DiBlasio look like a right-wing law-and-order crusader. — Makes You Go Hmmmm.... on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

if Eric Adams becomes mayor (looks like it) His platform ran on reducing crime so defunding the police will be rhetoric from the past. If somehow Maya Wiley wins, its time to head for the hills, or in most cases in NYC, Florida — S on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

and he is for defunding the police. NOT GOOD. — Native on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

So only 16% of registered voters voted in person. I hope a lot more people voted absentee. — KP on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

Thanks for information and update. — j. on City Council District 1 initial results for round 1 are in

I voted early. I did see many out and about yesterday voting … saw the stickers and heading into sites…in Tribeca and on the UWS… — j. on It’s quiet out there…

I know Susan as a good candidate for City Council district 1, hope se can work on the Ambulance Sirens ... — Michael on The Candidates 2021: Susan Lee for CD1

Not only did this "dump" become a park, it is sacred ground. Debris from the towers collapse was brought here to be sifted through by volunteers. Neighbors rallied to feed the volunteers. Many families received priceless items from their lost members, lie rings, watches, wallets, ID cards. — Mary Bullock on Field Trip: Freshkills Park

I guess people won't care about the effects of the mercury clean-up, nor the violation of the historic district height restriction because of NIMBYism, or they are just not New Yorkers. Travel the world, and learn how other countries plan, preserve and restore the surroundings of their historic landmark for future generations. We definitely need more affordable housing, but we don't force build it anywhere with vacant land, especially right next to a designated national historical monument. Please be civil and properly build something that is appropriate over the 250 water parking lot, and abide by the historic zone height restriction. — Tom on Neighbors organizing (and suing) to fight 250 Water plans

Re Cicci di Carne -- if you google it, you'll find links to Grubhub for restaurants in both Seattle and Sacrimento (both "not accepting orders on Grubhub, but may be soon") that have the exact same menu as the listing for BPC (which is on Grubhub too). There's also a pending trademark/service mark application for something called Cicci di Carne by Dario from an LLC with an address on Spring Street. — N on Seen & Heard: Prayers for Eric Adams at Washington Market Park

All good guesses, but Robert had it: 287 Broadway on the southwest corner at Reade, which has been enshrouded until recently. — Tribeca Citizen on Where in Tribeca?

He told me they will reopen in the fourth quarter of this year. In the meantime, they are selling online. — Tribeca Citizen on Catching Up with New Kids: HiO