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Seen & Heard: Creperie Correction
Plus: Bag of brown, gunky fluid on N. Moore; 88 Leonard retail space; 28 N. Moore conversion drawings; "Where in Tribeca...?" hint. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: The World of Suits
Plus: Demolition at 28-30 N. Moore; film shoot about a bitter divorcée today; kids' fitness classes; September 11 street closures; action in the old Moomah space? / 1 comment
The Sketchbooks of Peter Koval (Vol. 3)
Artist and photographer Peter Koval was in Tribeca last month, and he graciously agreed to share his paintings of neighborhood buildings. / 1 comment
A Dusty Glimpse of the Commercial Past
While I walk by 28 N. Moore and wonder about all the history inside, writer Valeria Likhova and photographer Marisa McGrody simply ask if they can go in and take a look around. They found some wonderful relics. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: New Wine Bar?
Plus: Another phone store; pig owner; Fresh Direct's parking spot; more on 28 N. Moore; Soho Photo exhibit; contemporary art lollapalooza; 460 Washington demo. / 6 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Is 28 N. Moore Going Residential?
"It looks like work is being done at 28-30 N. Moore. Is it going residential?" —F. [Updated twice] / 5 comments
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There's an outdoor Olympic size pool in Hamilton Fish Park in Lower East Side. Perhaps she can work something out... — TribecaMom / Kids These Days: Sylvie Goldner and First Strokes
I love the influx of galleries. I hope they stay... (The art "center" of the city is an ever-moving target)... — Marcus / In the News: Hope springs from the burgeoning gallery district
Yes, will run soon. Don't know the name, though... — Tribeca Citizen / The kids are back in town: first day of school netted (mostly) smiles
Thanks for pointing that out! JC is right. We missed it. — Tribeca Citizen / Seen & Heard: Reade Street vet is retiring
The red brick building is the original after hours blues bar owned by Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi. This is... — Sean Baedke / Lower Manhattan in 1980: A Photo Essay
I'd join if they had a pool — lowphat / A new social club is coming to Broadway
i had my recording studio there on the 5th floor from 1992 to 2010.. tribeca artists.. recordings with many various... — peter baron / A new social club is coming to Broadway