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Newsletter: June 1
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Seen & Heard: Zucker’s kiosk seeking suggestions
Plus volunteer at Hudson River Park; a retail shop at the Four Seasons; BMCC food pantry gets big donation. / 9 comments
A preview of the sturgeon coming to Pier 26
The giant play structures are art in themselves: all wood and climbable on the inside and out. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Signs of spring
Hudson River Park is in bloom; fruit stand is back on Greenwich; summer events in Battery Park City are scheduled.
Repaving starts on the West Street bike path
The Hudson River Park bike path — which is actually part of the state Route 9A, aka West Street — will be under construction for the next four months. / 5 comments
Field Trip: Pier 57 (Part Deux)
There are two acres of quirky public open space on the roof of Pier 57 in Chelsea, perfect for sunning, views and picnics. / 2 comments
Field Trip: Hudson River Park’s Pier 57 in Chelsea (part one)
A food court and culinary incubator opens this weekend alongside public education programs from Hudson River Park's education team. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: 50 years of photos from Robert Simko
Plus PS 150 will host its online auction; happy hour in the dog run; security grants for religious institutions.
In the News: 56 N. Moore for sale?
Plus Washington Market Park's tennis court makes the short list; some celebrity real estate deals, for the record.
Army Corps has plans to build a wall down the westside
In the name of coastal resiliency, there is a plan afoot to create a walled city out of Lower Manhattan. / 28 comments
In the News: Easing the way for office conversions
Plus a victim of the Halloween terrorist attack meets her rescuer; reimagining a classic loft; live/work designer style.
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We are all mourning the passing of the last of the Capsouto brothers. We will remember them fondly for all... — Pamela Wittmann / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Tracy, This is such a nice tribute and so well said. If you want to come and share your thoughts... — Pamela Wittmann / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Capsouto Freres was a wonderful place where people could get great food at affordable prices. Mama Eva was always in... — Dan Alterman / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Madelyn, Thank you for your astute remarks. A truly wonderful family; each generation. — Suellen Epstein / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
Beautifully said, Tracy. — Franklin Foodie / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
My first date with my husband Steven 42 years ago was at Capsouto Freres. My husband did business with the... — Madelyn Wils / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76
When my women’s group feted me on my 50th birthday they asked me to pick my favorite spot so we... — Jean Grillo / Samuel Capsouto, the last of three brothers who helped establish the neighborhood, dies at 76