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Seen & Heard: Tipping the Captain at Il Mulino
Plus: The Greenwich Street cobblestone nightmare; is chef John Fraser planning something around here?; update on the building at Washington and Desbrosses; three shoots this week. / 15 comments
In the News: Café Forgot Pop-Up
Plus: Gitano ran into trouble with the Department of Health; city legislation for two-way tolling on the Verrazano Bridge; the design of Manhatta restaurant. / 2 comments
An Attempt at Placard Reform
As we all know, the abuse of parking placards, both real and fake, is rampant in this area (and all of Manhattan, no doubt). Finally, someone is trying to do something about it. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Opening Forecast for Summer Day Café and Holy Ground
Plus: More details on this week's military maneuvers; Grand Banks merchandise; New York Academy of Art's Open Studios event is tonight; more Peanuts murals; helicopter tourism's unknown economic benefits.
In the News: Helicopter Ban Proposed Again
Plus: Chef Paul Liebrandt returns to cook in Tribeca through May; group portrait of artists who never left Tribeca or Soho; Resy to withhold popular booking times; tattoo parlor setting up at Saks Fifth Avenue. / 3 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
In the News: City to Demolish Historic Seaport Building
Plus: A new neighborhood emergency-response team; curtailing development in the Two Bridges area; subway decay; kakigori at Canal Street Market; the history of 20 Exchange Place.
Seen & Heard: Mail Trucks on Lispenard
Plus: Vietnamese oranges are evidently in season; complaining about film shoots; ginkgo trees dropping green leaves; Best Made goes bicoastal. / 10 comments
In the News: Chin Re-Elected to City Council
Plus: Dean & DeLuca is pulling out of its FiDi plans; Chambers Street building sold; metalwork on view at Donzella. / 10 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
Chin vs. Marte: Round 2
After nearly beating Margaret Chin in the Democratic primary, Christopher Marte will try again in the general election on November 7. / 8 comments
In the News: Margaret Chin’s Win Is Official
Plus: Pier 17's proposed canopy still needs to get Landmarks approval; possible new ferry to the southern tip of Staten Island; digital ads coming to subway cars and stations. / 1 comment
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Good luck. The Mayor is now committed and he will stick with it to save face. To change government decisions,... — James / In the News: Meryl Streep Listed Her Tribeca Penthouse
Esteemed Councilperson Chin assumes this is a done deal, like most development projects in the deBlasio era (see One Manhattan... — James / In the News: Meryl Streep Listed Her Tribeca Penthouse
"... there will be myriad opportunities for neighborhood leaders and residents to provide feedback on design, program, neighborhood integration as... — Marcus / In the News: Meryl Streep Listed Her Tribeca Penthouse
Time to write Councilmember Chin and start strongly voicing our views on this. What community input was really taken, and... — Marcus / In the News: Meryl Streep Listed Her Tribeca Penthouse
The counterfeit sellers there are the worst. The police don't do anything about them either. — Jeff / An Italian Food Hall Is Opening at Broadway and Canal
Please sign and forward along this petition against the jail. https://www.change.org/p/mayor-bill-de-blasio-manhattan-detention-center-mdc — Rose / In the News: Meryl Streep Listed Her Tribeca Penthouse
Hi George the owners were Bob berg and David Remnek. They both died of cancer, probably from the agent orange... — Randall / Tribeca Then & Now: Part 2