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In the News: The WTC Performing Arts Center Is Dealt a Blow
Plus: Who's moving into the big storefront at Franklin and Varick; La Colombe and Dos Toros opening in FiDi; New Amsterdam Market's new location; the Flea to play a zombie game on the street; more bad reviews for 1WTC food.
Seen & Heard: New Amsterdam Market Will Reopen Elsewhere
Plus: A letter you should post in your building; local author of stoner zombie book; it's "A Christmas Carol" time; Espasso chair; kids' class at Live Well Company; Bright Horizons book giveaway. / 6 comments
In the News: Falling Wet Concrete
Plus: Half of New Amsterdam Market's board resigned; affordable housing initiatives; 9/11 spreadsheet rediscovered; Seaport ship update; R train tunnel may reopen early; cyclist hit-and-run; Jane Pratt. / 2 comments
In the News: New Amsterdam Market Likely to Be Revived Elsewhere
Plus: An ode to Denny's; the value of a terrace, however unprivate; Karen O. listening party; last printing company leaving Hudson Square. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: New Amsterdam Market’s Founder Is Back Onboard
Plus: Civil War reenactment; more on the mailbox deficit; playing games to win treats; what's new at the Greenmarket.
In the News: Renderings for Two New Buildings
On Park Place and West Street. Plus: Momofuku Milk Bar within walking distance; could New Amsterdam Market be revived?; club for Polaroid fans; Crumbs will likely reopen; Kim Kardashian game.
Seen & Heard: Cody’s Bar & Grill Has Closed
Plus: Margaret Chin responds to New Amsterdam Market letter; Brandy Library's new bar; sandwich delivery on Saturday; David Rockwell book; Juice Press; Quiznos reopened; CB1 to discuss drones. / 1 comment
New Amsterdam Market Is Over
Councilmember Margaret Chin dealt it a "mortal blow," says founder Rober LaValva. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Café Noir Opens on Wednesday
Plus: A new way to get out on the water; Matt Bernson sample sale; dealing with Eastern Athletic memberships; New Amsterdam Market rescheduling its night market.
Seen & Heard: Agatha Ruiz de la Prada in Person
Plus: Joyful art at Cheryl Hazan; lunch at Union Bar + Kitchen; Arcade Bakery's new sandwich; fine art sale; Poets House's Brooklyn Bridge walk; New Amsterdam Market reminder; Dar Williams; 30 Park Place.
Seen & Heard: Organic Avenue Rumor
Plus: Faking 1920s Havana; the vendors at next weekend's New Amsterdam Market; Worth Street retail openings; karate open house; Centre Street wine bar. / 3 comments
TCQ&A: Kate Stewart
"My kids and I live in Bubby's—we have an early dinner there at least once a week," says Kate Stewart, founder of Sourced USA, a resource for American-made artisanal products. "But I'd rather go hungry than deal with the weekend brunch madness." / 2 comments
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