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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
In the News: Politicians Push Back on P.S. 150 Move
Plus: The two-year construction of Pier 26 has officially started; 28 Liberty skyscraper is on the market; advertising company wants to put cellphone boosters on newsstands. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Kudos for Our Neighborhood Coordination Officers
Plus: Subway entrances on the 9/11 Memorial plaza getting ready for opening; 56 Leonard window washers; mayor seeks term limits for community board members; new shows at Bortolami and Alexander and Bonin. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Legislation to Limit Tour Buses
Plus: Local businesses helping to keep sidewalks clean; winter-only vendor at the Tribeca Greenmarket; new customizable event space on Lispenard; pet adoption event on Sunday. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Cute Independent Café
Plus: Email receipts at Best Market; politicians oppose the arcade infill plan at 200 Water; neat drawing of J. Crew's Liquor Store; 9/11 Memorial parking privilege; another shoot. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Canal Rubber Is on the Market
Plus: Another Gregory's Coffee is opening around here; FDNY open houses tomorrow; Hudson River Park Games; a survey of empty Broadway storefronts; Pen Parentis literary salon; Mandarin Seeds's new location. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Buddha Bar Update
Plus: Spring has sprung at the Saturday Tribeca Greenmarket; storefront revealed at W. Broadway and Worth; disruptive construction on Broadway; painting classes; Lexus ad shoot. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Saks Fifth Avenue Gunshot Hoax
Plus: How to reserve at Yves; the glassing of 3 World Trade Center's retail space; a local business owner's excellent costume; the mayor withdrew his street-fair reform; topless model photobombs wedding shoot; two film/TV shoots. / 3 comments
In the News: Keith McNally’s Most Glamorous Restaurant
Plus: More details on Harold's Meat & Three and Tom Colicchio's Fowler & Wells; politicians get behind FiDi rent-stabilization fight; bad news for the Pier 40 air-rights deal; City Vineyard review; scenes from the new mall. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Look What They’ve Done to the Municipal Building
Plus: The gumball machine has arrived; 70 Vestry's sales office has a model in the window; nighttime construction on Church Street; Tribeca's Kitchen is temporarily closed; how to complain about the rat poison that killed the Collect Pond hawk. / 7 comments
In the News: Alleged Shoplifter Escapes Police Custody (and Handcuffs)
But he was eventually found. Plus: Local politicians to take over School Overcrowding Task Force; Saks Men's Store to emphasize "experimental shopping"; the recipe for Houseman's roasted-squash salad. / 1 comment
In the News: Proposal to Limit Tour Buses
Plus: Nordstrom says it's looking in Lower Manhattan; Battery Park City residents unhappy with the Battery Park City Authority; an end to tipping at North End Grill. / 1 comment
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That was our favorite literary quote in high school. Came in handy when talking back to English teachers. — Pam Frederick / Where in (not) Tribeca?
In my opinion, the short story "Bartleby the Scrivener" is a more fitting and timeless Melville tale about lower Manhattan.... — james / Where in (not) Tribeca?
Correct observation, but needs expanding. All Humans everywhere were attacked. And if more Humans don't start practicing Humanity and Care,... — robert janz / In the News: Jon Stewart blasts Congress for 9/11 fail
Yes it was fun to see "Oceana" mural again. I had forgotten it despite how much I enjoyed it while... — dianne talan / Seen & Heard: Movies at Governors Island
Excellent literary reference, Jane! (The funny part is I kind of skipped over your intro and was about to write:... — Pam Frederick / Where in (not) Tribeca?
Nautical themes are not at all surprising, giving lower Manhattan's nautical heritage. Melville's novel Moby-Dick actually begins right here, with... — Jane / Where in (not) Tribeca?
Hector has made 5 amazing custom pieces !! I wish nothing but the best for him. Very honest man. Recommended... — Tyler / New Kid on the Block: Hector’s Jewelry Shop