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In the News: The Best Look So Far at 91 Leonard
Plus: The new Franklin Street mural is an ad; the former Ichimura has changed names again; the inside of St. Nicholas National Shrine; candidate Aaron Foldenauer; "reimagining education" at Portfolio School; restaurateur Drew Nieporent.
In the News: What’s Cheaper Now at Whole Foods
Plus: The new chef at the restaurant formerly known as Ichimura; another building to go up near the Holland Tunnel; Queens ferry service launches today; Drake's menswear shop.
Seen & Heard: Ichimura’s New Name
Plus: Amazing photo from the Municipal Building; downtown tours led by guides in period costume; Dan Zanes concert at Wagner Park; space-age subway station in the World Trade Center Oculus. / 1 comment
In the News: Ichimura’s Owner Fights Back
Plus: Chelsea Manning is living in Tribeca; candidate announced for Squadron's seat; more renderings of Greenwich Street hybrid tower; Tribeca Film Festival dates.
Chef Ichimura Isn’t Coming Back
And he's suing his business partner to have his name removed from the restaurant. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Serafina Opening Forecast
Plus: Paul Liebrandt pop-up dinner; rat tracks; Spot doggy daycare has been bought and will be rebranded; bike lane construction in east FiDi; a quest for office space.
Seen & Heard: Preparing for the Silver Blob
Plus: Is Ichimura's leave not temporary?; more glass at Citi's revamped headquarters; estate sale on Vestry; seeking a management company and a window washer; Cadillac shoot. / 3 comments
In the News: Chef Ichimura Is on Medical Leave
Plus: King restaurant gets two stars; fast-food chain Verts plans two FiDi outposts; Jill Eisenstadt novel about Tribecans who move to the Rockaways; architecture firm settles over alleged Fair Housing Act violations in Battery Park City.
In the News: Prison Towers
Plus: Ichimura review; Battery Maritime Building stalled; the leak in the World Trade Center Oculus; Greenwich Street retail condo sold. / 2 comments
In the News: El Chapo Is Staying Nearby
Plus: New York Times gives Fowler & Wells two stars; more on Ichimura; the city's dire retail situation; South Ferry subway station to reopen in June; growing up in Tribeca at the turn of the 20th century. / 4 comments
In the News: Novecento Has Closed After 25 Years
Plus: Photos of the new Ichimura sushi bar; 3-D map shows the city's forthcoming buildings; FiDi supermarket close to opening; Community Board 1 votes against newsstand outside Whole Foods; Tribeca couple's art collection.
In the News: Ichimura Restaurant to Open This Week
Plus: When Governors Island opens a month early, it'll have a Grand Banks sister restaurant; shellfish theft; World Trade Center arts center to host rock concerts; film director lists apartment.
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Beautiful geometric form... — Marcus / Art in Tribeca: Manuel Ferreiro Badia at Finn Square
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What a great way to engage their creative energy. An exciting adventure for all. Thanks for providing them with tools... — Katie Rohrman / Local playwright is teaching her craft to kids
This is fantastic...Thank you for posting it. It's like a different universe. — Marcus / A stroll through the city, and downtown, in 1911
Not exactly a retraction. Children of Tribeca, please don't use this as a model for how to correct your minor... — Tribeca Hater / Where in Tribeca?
My 7 year old has been going to ARC twice weekly for almost two months and I've seen great gains... — Bpcmom / New Kid on the Block: Parisi Speed School at ARC Athletics
I will happily take advertising from 15 Park Row! But as far as I know they never have advertised in... — Tribeca Citizen / J&R’s music history will be preserved in (another!) new City Winery venue