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In the News: Pedestrian Bridge Delayed Again
Plus: Huge oyster found under Pier 40; local thefts; history of a Canal Street building; can the community and the Howard Hughes Corporation reach a deal on the next big Seaport development?
Spring Studios Wants to Expand Its Rooftop Usage
Also on Community Board 1's July agendas: The pedestrian plaza between Sixth Avenue and Church; event space on Broadway; block party on Reade; Chick-fil-A garbage; big Seaport development; much more. / 4 comments
In the News: Filthy Water Towers
Plus: A Tribeca loft with a lot of patterns and colors; the White Street building where corsets for toddlers were made; what the Howard Hughes Corporation would have to do to build tall on its new Seaport lot; video of last weekend's Jet Ski parade. / 1 comment
Battle for the Heart of the Seaport
You know that huge parking lot in the Seaport, across the street from Peck Slip School? The Howard Hughes Corporation bought it for $180 million. / 6 comments
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No. You are about 15 years too early on the year of construction. — Pam Frederick / Where in Tribeca?
I honestly can't believe it lasted this long. The cookies were shockingly bad, and considering Arcade, Billy's, Mamaan and Grandaisy... — MF / Baked Tribeca is closing
I am not sure, but are they part of the Woolworth Building? — Robert Ripps / Where in Tribeca?
"Evaluating applications" for what, the parent's income bracket? This place sounds anti-democratic, anti-community and of a piece with the conversion... — Tribeca Flattened / The Wonder is open for (members-only) business
Curious. Maybe! — Pam Frederick / The Wonder is open for (members-only) business
Sorry, sorry. Was rushing. — Pam Frederick / Baked Tribeca is closing
ONDA! — H / Facetime: Glowbar coming to Duane Street