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Newsletter: June 24
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Seen & Heard: Local art and art in the neighborhood
Marc Van Cauwenbergh shows on 57th Street; Venezuelans at One Art Space; SVA MFA on Warren; and a call for artists for downtown storefronts. / 2 comments
Newsletter: June 10
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Something’s doing at AKA Tribeca
Their PR firm says it is still closed temporarily, but the signs are now down and it is no longer listed on the company's website. / 2 comments
Newsletter: May 20
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Newsletter: May 13
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Seen & Heard: Moderna at Kings
Plus the Mmuseumm is open for visitors; a new DOB violations map for neighbors; a Downtown Alliance list of built out restaurants looking for a tenant. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Performance series in the streets of Fidi
Tickets are now live for Downtown Live. Plus the making of Pier 26 in photos; Pandemic Dreams installation at Brookfield; Tony Dapolito pool closed for the 2021 season. / 2 comments
Newsletter: April 22
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Newsletter: April 15
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Seen & Heard: Dine Around with Harry’s today
Plus a Latin-Caribbean café coming this month to Spring Street; Battery Dance x Canada; a wine program at Mudville. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Harry McNally’s new song
Plus the NYPD has a new system to report low-level crimes online; election primers from Downtown Alliance. / 3 comments
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Just a reminder that there is a comment policy, and I am starting to enforce it more carefully. No fake... — Tribeca Citizen / City Council Primary 2025: Jess Coleman
As for reforming the outdoor dining, I still recommend a different solution, as I have in the past on this... — Marcus / City Council Primary 2025: Jess Coleman
I agree with much of what Mr. Coleman says, but this suggests a weak approach to crime, which is not... — Marcus / City Council Primary 2025: Jess Coleman
These are perennial issues that have been going on for years if not decades. Politicians come and go, so do... — R. / City Council Primary 2025: Jess Coleman
This is awful news. Gee Whiz was the neighborhood for me. To this day they know me and my breakfast... — Susan B / Gee Whiz’s space is now for rent
Square Diner is in the neighborhood and going strong! — DH / Gee Whiz’s space is now for rent
Lived in the neighborhood 10+ years and really tried to give it a go, but quality was always meh. Only... — DH / Gee Whiz’s space is now for rent