"On Franklin Street, there's cloth netting laid over the part that's already done, and in the overnight hours there are hoses running the length of the project that sprinkle water continuously." —Mike
"I was watching today as more of the old cobblestones were ripped from my street and carted off to parts unknown. I wondered what New York City does with these 100?-year-old worn stones." —R. / 3 comments
"We do not dispute the importance of such a project, but we do not understand why nobody is willing to give us a rough estimate of a return to normal." —P. / 2 comments
What was discussed: A kosher conveyor-belt sushi restaurant; shortening the Hudson Street construction (and whether the work zone should be moved to N. Moore); reversing part of Beach Street; alternate-side parking. / 3 comments
Maybe others know, but my understanding is that the City is now housing homeless migrants through the City’s regular shelter... — MSA / Migrant shelter on Washington and Rector will close by June
Yes, it is important that the public understand the nature of these relationships, since the public is apparently subsidizing them.... — james / P3 will leave Pier 40 this summer
I am so happy. maybe one of these places can house homeless Americans. Instead of putting a " Safe Haven"... — Native / Migrant shelter on Washington and Rector will close by June
Thanks for stepping out! - P3 acts in collaboration with GVLL and DLL to coach their kids, they have also... — Amy Durning / P3 will leave Pier 40 this summer
Thanks (again) for the way you do your restuarant write-ups. Posting the address, cross streets and menu is very reader... — Peter / Catching Up With New Kids: Forge
SO many kids will be hurt by the closing of P3. The indoor training facility is integral to the baseball... — Kristina Kahn / P3 will leave Pier 40 this summer
Hmmm. Frenchette. Beautiful interior. Very heavy hand with salt. Inedible -- boeuf bourguignon and my husband's fish dish. And 11.00... — Martine / Local chefs and restaurateurs make semifinal status with James Beard