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In the News: Harold’s Is No Longer a “Meat and Three”
Plus: Madewell is opening at a local mall; what development will mean for Governors Island; more on the Bronx Museum's White Street plans; the history of Collect Pond. / 6 comments
In the News: Acclaimed Napa Valley Restaurant Pop-Up
Plus: By Chloe is opening soon in the Seaport District; what it's like to walk around Tribeca; city approves new traffic light in Battery Park City; Governors Island rezoning.
In the News: Broadway’s Next New Building
Plus: Club operating illegally in Battery Park City; tourist accidentally locked inside former prison on Governors Island; Tribeca kids say the darnedest things.
Seen & Heard: Trader Joe’s Is Still Empty
Plus: Papa Kitchen on Church has closed after just two months; more scenery for "Jessica Jones"; another "Peanuts" mural; the Governors Island tent camp. / 4 comments
In the News: Police Action on Counterfeit Peddlers
Plus: Q&A with Paul Rudd; 70 Vestry model unit; the state of the estuarium at Pier 26; dispute over DeLury Square in the Seaport; the tented camp on Governors Island. / 6 comments
In the News: Acrobat Show
Plus: A survivor of last fall's terror attack; summer ice rink to debut on Governors Island; the lack of affordable housing around here; Underdog Bar on Stone Street.
In the News: Governors Island Highlights
Plus: More on Primo's bar inside the Frederick; location of Van Leeuwen's Soho shop; how to get a preview of Danny Meyer's Manhatta restaurant; history of a Church Street building; students helping refugees.
In the News: Whole Foods Testing Discount for Amazon Prime Members
Plus: Congestion pricing scratched for fees on taxi and livery car rides; "meat speakeasy" opening forecast; city studying the Governors Island gondola again; Water 4 Dogs to the rescue.
Seen & Heard: The Restaurant Replacing Denny’s
Plus: A possible ice-skating rink atop Pier 17; By Chloe hasn't started construction yet; no movement at Regen Projects gallery; fashion art show; more on the Governors Island tent camp; "Madame Secretary" shoot; third-floor office restaurant in FiDi. / 3 comments
The Helicopter Problem
There are three years left on the Pier 6 heliport concession. Given how much the New York City waterfront has changed over the years—how residential it has become, and how much parkland has been created—an outright ban on tourist helicopters is well past due. / 8 comments
In the News: Tent Hotel on Governors Island
Plus: Tetsu is now serving lunch; CTL Electronics and the fight to save cathode ray tube televisions; Fourteenjay founder on opening a salon in the city; more thefts; big new FiDi pub; affordable housing (and the lack thereof). / 1 comment
In the News: Governors Island Design Competition Winner
Plus: The demolished building depicted in a P.S. 234 plaque; history of the J. Crew Liquor Store building; dominatrix on a FiDi kidnapping gone wrong.
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Re: “City data shows the lease for P.S. 150 cost $791,509 in the 2016-17 year, or $4,255 per child, far... — james / In the News: Tribecan Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver
Regen Projects walked away from their lease! Signed but never paid deposit or rent. Sounds like a really awful business... — chibeca / Seen & Heard: Spring Street Park Is Finally Open
Re: Safe as Milk's comment above -- Before the bank building was so sadly demolished I wrote a letter to... — George Bacon / Tribeca in the 1940s
The Moxy hotel's video screen projects to Beekman St through Theatre Alley. Many of the residents at 145 Nassau St,... — Joan Randell / Seen & Heard: NYPD Meeting for Tribeca Residents
So now where can we go in the neighborhood to drop off donations? Is there any other option/equivalent? — AKM / Housing Works Is Closing Its Tribeca Store
Rivverun made the best Pad Thai ever despite the Joyce reference. And of course Bill’s Delphi Literally cornered the market... — Jean Grillo / Quiz: Dead Restaurants (Part 2)
There are stores that do that also. Some such stores are LOUD, with speakers outside. I'm also curious if this... — Marcus / Seen & Heard: NYPD Meeting for Tribeca Residents