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Seen & Heard: Whitmans Restaurant Is Open
Plus: Long-closed Franklin Street sidewalk is finally open; Community Board 1 to discuss jail tower tonight; upcoming meeting about rezoning of Soho and Noho; Paul Rudnick's tired joke. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: The Entrance to 91 Leonard
Plus: Praise for Cortlandt Way; Bouley Botanical is still an event space; checking in on Cast Iron House's sidewalk; great photo looking up. / 1 comment
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: Gentleman’s Barber Spa Has Opened
Plus: The Smyth hotel changed its name for real this time; progress at the Cast Iron House sidewalk; big Weill Cornell medical facility; "Law & Order: SVU" shoot. / 11 comments
In the News: Cast Iron House Got a $45 Million Loan
Plus: New York Times takes two stars away from Nobu; Citi Bike to test motorized bicycles; Citigroup is launching a private ferry between Pier 25 and Jersey City; Square Diner. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Is Taylor Swift Looking to Expand Her Holdings?
Plus: Tribute to Aretha Franklin at the Franklin Street subway station; a better look at the sad state of the Cast Iron House penthouse; Tribeca Film Festival dates; tennis activities at Brookfield Place. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Downtown Connection Changes Route to Thwart Scammers
Plus: What is going on at the Cast Iron House?; Robert Janz collages on view at Philip Williams Posters; Khe-Yo is cooking with gas again. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Flashlarp!
Plus: A new gallery on Franklin; Cast Iron House sales office has closed; this year's Summer Streets info; mysterious concrete panels; the David Wojnarowicz retrospective at the Whitney. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Japanese Pop-Up Shop
Plus: A peek inside the new-build restaurant on Sixth Ave.; TD Bank backs out of plans for a new Tribeca branch; no more TC totes; sculpture show at Untitled.
Seen & Heard: Opening Date for the Other Oculus Plaza
Plus: Chef Paul Liebrandt extended his stay at Racines; signage for 5 World Trade Center; two women sought in thefts at Le Pain Quotidien; the River Project's Meet the Fishes event; sidewalk construction at the Cast Iron House.
Seen & Heard: Cast Iron House Update
Plus: Greca to be open late starting this weekend; the two buildings under construction on City Hall Park; fado concerts at the Schimmel Center; two-day shoot. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: New Phone Store on W. Broadway
Plus: Unattractive building gets worse; Frenchette is almost fully revealed; report on the new Sprinkles Land ice cream shop; ball fields closed for net replacement; why can't we get this Franklin Street sidewalk back? / 4 comments
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Nope: https://tribecacitizen.com/2018/12/17/tribeca-then-and-now-the-unknowns-part-6 That gas station was more modern, and was not abandoned long enough to have an old rusty fence... — Robert Ripps / Tribeca Then and Now: The Unidentifiables
#66 I think this is the gas station that used to be on the southeast corner of Canal and West.... — Heide Fasnacht / Tribeca Then and Now: The Unidentifiables
Hi Jean, I know who you are! Thanks for the welcome. — Pam Frederick / And Here’s to Many More
Thanks, Cat! — Pam Frederick / And Here’s to Many More
Excited for Erik for fresh horizons after creating this great rag, and excited for you Pam for picking up the... — Cat Greenman / And Here’s to Many More
The gallery started in the basement of 359 Broadway between Franklin and Leonard streets in 2000. — jeepster / Canada Gallery Is Moving to Tribeca
Welcome! My family and I have been around a bit longer (we helped build PS 234 and Washington Market Park)... — Jean Grillo / And Here’s to Many More