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Seen & Heard: Rigor Hill farmstand opens May 14
Plus New York Law School hosts a cybersecurity summit; The Battery plans its gala in the park; dancing cranes + kids. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Pickleball at Brookfield
Plus new rooftop parkland in Hudson River Park in Chelsea; the new borough president talks Manhattan recovery; a new nail salon for Warren. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Bluestone Lane is open
And the coffee is free all week! Plus Hal Bromm features 12 artists who reflect on the pandemic; New York Law School puts together a Tribeca pandemic recovery task force. / 8 comments
More Seen & Heard: Candidate forums coming up
Mayoral candidates will discuss the future of city parks; Deborah Remington at Bortolami; Eataly patio is open; Tribeca film festival will open with and In the Heights.
New York Law School will convene task force for neighborhood recovery
New York Law School will create a Tribeca Pandemic Recovery Task Force made up of community leaders across several groups -- residents, business owners and institutions. / 4 comments
New York Law School will host panel on Tribeca’s future Wednesday
The school will host a panel discussion with several local business owners as well as reps from the city and the hospitality alliance. / 7 comments
Open Letter: New York Law School wants to help the neighborhood move forward
The school's dean and president is planning an online forum for residents and businesses later this month as a way to start conversations about Tribeca's future. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: New York Law School is open
The student who was exposed to the virus from the Midtown lawyer isolated herself early; the school has no reported cases and has been cleaned.
Seen & Heard: Seafood coming to Blaue Gans space
Plus: state funds for Hudson River Park, New York Law School bfast series, a show at Ortuzar Projects. / 7 comments
In the News: The Future of Fearless Girl and Charging Bull
Plus: Man sues upstairs neighbor over kids' noise; Paowalla restaurant to become Bombay Bread Bar; OddFellows Ice Cream opening on Houston; former porn star enrolled at New York Law School; card-only restaurants; enlarged shop at American Indian museum; historic 1 Broadway. / 12 comments
Seen & Heard: Bon Chon Has Closed
Plus: Monk McGinn's pub goes for the rustic look; traffic expert in free talk at New York Law School; 3 World Trade Center's construction hoist; WeWork's banner; "Billions" is back. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Another Small Business at Risk
Plus: Shopping on Consort's lower level; Century 21's cheap new prescription eyeglasses; forum of candidates for city council speaker; Brookfield Place eyewear shop opening date; fourth shoot this week; Tribeca in the Times crossword. / 5 comments
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I think we have a hidden gem in Tribeca that doesn’t get its due. Tac, on Warren Street, has good... — Elizabeth / The family from Beef Bar has taken the Sarabeth’s corner
Chinatown Building Supply (72 Walker) is a long-trusted local business that makes keys, and they're inexpensive. — mulciber / A new gallery is opening tonight in the Tribeca Hardware space
Whenever l want something unique and beautiful l contact the Plecas sister’s. l’ve been buying gifts for myself and special... — Jacqueline Shabot / Made in Tribeca: PLEĆAŠ
Yeah, handing over billion$ to the mismanaged and free spending MTA makes sense to non-critical thinkers. The so called "congestion"... — Common Sense / Tunnel Traffic: How it started; how it’s going
Chris, I remember you and all the creative sketches that the artist/employees hung on the walls. I miss the hardware... — Dana / A new gallery is opening tonight in the Tribeca Hardware space
...and there's the beer bar... — Tribeca Citizen / Trouble at the Tin Building?
There must be a reader that you are entering the grid as you leave the FDR Drive. — Tribeca Citizen / Clarity — finally — on one angle of congestion pricing for Downtown residents