Plus Jersey Mike's is coming soon to Fidi; a local assemblywoman delivers 1100 turkeys; a new book set Downtown.
Inspired by the razing of Wagner Park in Battery Park City, the satirical novel takes on climate alarmism through a fossil-fuel heiress and her overwhelming guilt.
Plus local author Jon Pepper releases third corporate satire; Trinity Church resumes meal service; LMCC is ready with its River to River schedule of events.
The Battery Park City resident just released his second corporate satire, "Heirs on Fire," which is set on our streets and in our bars and restaurants.
Written in Tribeca: The neighborhood has some prolific residents who have published pages of their expertise and creativity. / 4 comments
Plus: Rosie Assoulin sample sale; peeking into the Maharishi store; satirical novel set in Lower Manhattan; Broadway address clarification. / 1 comment
Something as beautiful as "Tribute in Light" could never be old news. Here are a bunch of photos from readers, plus one heck of a time-lapse video. / 2 comments
It is really a shame that Whole Foods killed off all of our food alternatives. I end up going over... — SusanD / Seen & Heard: Olive Branch Deli has closed
I'm sorry to see this go. The arts/crafts area was interesting (though never seemed to have many customers); the food... — Marcus / Canal Street Market has closed permanently
Henry Meer's City Hall on Duane expanded into the vault — Maxfish / Sneak Peek: HŪSO
Go for it if you think it's a money-maker. You might find that it's hard to make a profit selling... — Thomas Hagen / Seen & Heard: Olive Branch Deli has closed
Here's an idea for this space: A grocery store with real food (meat, fish, dairy, produce etc.) All TriBeCa has... — X / Seen & Heard: Olive Branch Deli has closed
It's a banner better than a permanent sign. — X / Canal Street Market has closed permanently
Thank you very much for running this story about Barnett Newman Triangle. The newly formed Friends group looks forward to... — Friends of Barnett Newman Triangle / Neighbors are organizing to revamp Barnett Newman Triangle