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Seen & Heard: Two Tribeca artists at Kerry Schuss Gallery
Tara Kitchen founder wins federal award; Spring Equinox Festival at the Museum of Jewish Heritage; not a trace of Barnes & Noble.
Barnes & Noble Tribeca will close next month
The bookseller opened on Warren and Greenwich in 2007. The Fifth Avenue flagship opened in 1971. / 33 comments
Barnes & Noble space is up for grabs
The 40,000-square-foot big box store is listed as available, and the company's Upper East Side location closed last summer. / 19 comments
The sun comes out on Warren Street
The sidewalk bridge that has covered the south side of Warren Street from West Street almost to Greenwich is coming down today after FOUR years. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Independence Plaza Signage
Plus: A better look at the new 440 Washington; 101 Warren's sidewalk shed partially removed; car accident in reverse; Cast Iron House's granite sidewalk; 56 Leonard artwork tipped over; Blue Park Kitchen open in FiDi. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Laight Street Traffic Petition
Plus: Start dates for brunch and breakfast at Augustine; World Trade Center mall's holiday light show; Ward III doesn't look much closer to reopening; David Weeks Studio's Brooklyn sale; 101 Warren sidewalk shed. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Bouley’s Delayed Departure
Plus: Premature excitement over the removal of a sidewalk shed; first impressions of Lalo restaurant; pizzeria and school; 5 Franklin Place half-finished at street level; Lower Manhattan in "Fantastic Beasts." / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Is 101 Warren’s Sidewalk Shed Permanent?
Plus: Church Street Boxing opened a second Tribeca gym; fashion show and party aggravates residents; mysterious Park Place storefront; Patty Griffin concert; "Law & Order: SVU" again; boombox noise on Greenwich. / 16 comments
In the News: The City’s Ambitious Ferry Plan
Plus: Famous photographer sues upstairs neighbors over flood; Battery Park City resident complains about aggressive canvassing; sunglasses thief.
Loft Peeping: Elizabeth & Albert Watson
The duplex penthouse atop 101 Warren is nearly 3,800 square feet, with a wraparound terrace. "Even our pantry has a view," the famous photographer told the New York Times.
111 Murray Wants to Start Construction Earlier on Saturday Mornings
Also on Community Board 1’s January agendas: Changes to the former Ivy's Bistro and Valley National Bank spaces; Flinders Lane Australian restaurant opening on W. Broadway; façade restoration on Reade; enlargement on Hubert; more. / 4 comments
In the News: Is Whole Foods Killing the Forest at 101 Warren?
Plus: Photo tour inside the Tribeca Synagogue; local man accused of heinous behavior; looking back at the art and life of artist Robert Loughlin. / 1 comment
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