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Seen & Heard: Dawn of 2025
Plus some confusion over the kaffes; letterpress workshops at Bowne & Co.; compost your xmas tree.
Nosy Neighbor: Why are we allowed to use plastic bags in our compost bins?
The city says we can line the brown bins with plastic bags, but it feels like it is not in the spirit of composting. Is that correct? / 7 comments
Drop-off composting bins have arrived
The Department of Sanitation has added several "smart" bins to local streets. Access requires an app. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Three ways to mulch
Both Sanitation and Parks have ways to turn your tree into organic gold; a new president for Hudson Square BID; working group for 250 Water.
One more push for composting
There have not been enough signups for Tribeca to be back online for city composting -- so sign up! Meanwhile, the Downtown Alliance has a new program for Fidi. / 5 comments
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Thanks for posting that reminder, Pam. I was in Fraunces Tavern that day, having lunch with a former colleague at... — Komanoff / Demanding justice for a 1975 Downtown bombing
Everyone knows it is a non-profit; you can see their filings here. However they do not hold a... — Tribeca Citizen / P3 will leave Pier 40 this summer
The space has been re-leased already. — Anon / Argo seems to have closed?
This is grotesque! Why has a perfect building to be destroyed? — marina / 80 West Broadway has been sold
New Preliminary Renderings Revealed for Manhattan Detention Center at 124-125 White Street in Chinatown, Manhattan - New York YIMBY https://newyorkyimby.com/2025/01/new-preliminary-renderings-revealed-for-manhattan-detention-center-at-124-125-white-street-in-chinatown-manhattan.html... — James / The jails on White and Centre are just about gone
lawyer* — Peter G / Nosy Neighbor: Can’t we restore the sidewalk in front of 45 Park Place?
Food is good, vibe is cool but tables are unecessarily close to each other. No one wants to be having... — Michael / Catching Up With New Kids: Forge