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Poetry about 9/11 that reverberates today
Local resident and BMCC professor Cheryl J. Fish has released a collection of poetry that discusses shared trauma and environmental crises. / 2 comments
Homeless encampment on Park Place near BMCC is cleared
An encampment on a bench on the north side of Fiterman Hall has been cleared after outreach from the city's homeless teams. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: BMCC pool opens after 6 years
Plus: books as art (and art as books) on display at the Children's Museum of the Arts; a community meeting with the 1st Precinct; snow business for the Parks Department. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Nonrefundable Reservation Deposit at the Greek
Plus: The BMCC pool finally reopens today; Pier 17 advertising lights; midcentury-modern furniture store coming to Crosby; a new kosher steakhouse in FiDi. / 1 comment
In the News: Tribeca Bridge to Get Repainted
Plus: A visit to the underground farm; students got to Skype with an astronaut about the International Space Station; BMCC president to step down after 23 years. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: Manhattan’s Largest Public Solar Array
Plus: A Subway sandwich shop closed; Laughing Man holiday party; toy drive at ARC Athletics; WeWork opened its first Tribeca location; "Succession" and "240" shoots. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Activity at the Former Dylan Prime
Plus: Parkour classes for kids; Broadway condo sales office (and narrow entryway); donate a gently used bra to help fight sex trafficking; meeting about Peck Slip park design; BMCC pool delay.
Seen & Heard: A School on Beach Street
Plus: BMCC's swimming pool is finally going to reopen; ball field padding replaced; Franklin Street art; why DanceBody didn't open; city council candidate filed complaint against Chin; "La La Land" and Harry Potter outdoor film screenings; White Street renovation reveal; mysterious storefront; Barbara Kasten art show. / 6 comments
In the News: Could BMCC Get Developed?
Plus: The De Blasio administration has jacked up commercial real estate taxes (and an acclaimed West Village restaurant is closing partly as a result); Cut has Sunday brunch and a lunch deal; when Broadway was Typewriter Row; East River Esplanade logjam cleared.
Seen & Heard: H&M Opening Date
Plus: Funky storefronts getting replaced; BMCC's 5 a.m. alarm; the weathered car that's always at Harrison and Greenwich; the Whopperito. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: Preview of a New Gallery
Plus: Tokyo Bay has been closed for some work; SoulCycle benefit for Bogardus Plaza; nail salon moved across the street; is BMCC off limits?
Seen & Heard: Grazin’ Is Open After All
Plus: Best Market signage; news from Tribeca Beauty Spa; BMCC faculty art exhibit; the winners of Soho Photo's annual Krappy Kamera Competition. / 18 comments
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Exactly, customers would rather "save a few bucks"! Stop pitying mom & pops when they're charging ($) way more than... — Jim Smithers / Tribeca Hardware is closing at the end of the summer
Retail store rents are also high because of restrictions in mortgages that effectively prevent the building owner from lowering the... — James / Tribeca Hardware is closing at the end of the summer
Esquire, 1968: Q. How would you define somebody who smashes in the window of a television store and takes what... — Duane Street / City Hall Park occupation still going strong
DeBlasio inherited a jewel from Bloomberg. Look at what DB has wrought. Homelessness. Streets strewn with filth and human feces.... — lowrider / City Hall Park occupation still going strong
They are breaking the law by defacing our property. — Karen / City Hall Park occupation still going strong
Where is the NYC Police Commissioner? Why is destruction of city property okay? That is not what I call “peaceful... — Karen / City Hall Park occupation still going strong
Gov’t run homeless camps are in LA now. Guessing we’ll be next. — Cordcutter / City Hall Park occupation still going strong