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In the News: Pedestrian Hit by Falling Scaffolding
Plus: Where to eat duck around here; Bar Works founder, accused of Ponzi scheme, appeared in court; actor Steve Schirripa's Sunday routine; free drama.
Seen & Heard: The Restaurant Replacing Denny’s
Plus: A possible ice-skating rink atop Pier 17; By Chloe hasn't started construction yet; no movement at Regen Projects gallery; fashion art show; more on the Governors Island tent camp; "Madame Secretary" shoot; third-floor office restaurant in FiDi. / 3 comments
In the News: The Trump Soho Has Been Rebranded
Plus: Anthony Bourdain's street-food court in Hudson River Park isn't happening; Tribecan received dog as gift; one Pace University worker stabbed another. / 3 comments
In the News: Cyclist Killed by Truck
Plus: A student's belt made of machine-gun bullets caused Pace University to be evacuated; Pier 26 construction update; de Blasio administration is considering scrapping the cabaret license requirement for dancing; ex-SeaGlass employee attempted to rob it; more on 125 Greenwich condo. / 11 comments
In the News: Kesté Pizzeria Opens This Week
Plus: Sing for Hope's public piano program returns in June; fire in a Pace University basement; sandwich pop-up at Piora in the West Village. / 1 comment
In the News: Police Unions Sell Parking Placards
Plus: Milk Bar opening in FiDi; Pace University expansion gets the Landmarks Preservation Commission's approval; Battery Park City chapel faces rent hike. / 3 comments
In the News: Push for Local Representation in Battery Park City
Plus: Overhaul planned for some Pace University buildings; Greenwich Street townhouse now being marketed as a rental; half a window.
In the News: Garage Attendant Won the Lottery
Plus: The history of 112 Franklin (and the people who lived and worked there); mugging on Chambers; Fulton Street is getting nicer; city comptroller wants Battery Park City Authority revenue to go to low-income housing. / 7 comments
In the News: Gwyneth and Chris Have Listed Their Apartment
Plus: A truce in the Peck Slip School breakfast battle; Pier 40 construction update; Pace dormitory put up for sale; FiDi shantytown. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: The Spiritual Awakening of Seasonal Whispers
Plus: A distinctive new façade on Renwick; banjoist concert; Le District now offers grocery delivery; a conversation with schools chancellor Carmen Fariña; Puma moves south. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Shake Shack Signage
Say it five times fast. Plus: Peck Slip School is looking good; another stretch of World Trade Center sidewalk is open; a new partner for Looie, the restroom app; Pace University vegetable garden. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Remembering Seaport Woodcarver Sal Polisi
Plus: Walker Street conversion; Art Deco details at 30 Park Place; signage for new women's fashion boutique on Reade; Q&A with NYPD commissioner.
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I moved to NYC 40 years ago, it was like that then, it's still like that I love the police... — Larry Camp / Seen & Heard: The 1st Precinct Steps Up
Thanks James, that is my understanding as well, they own the unit. — R / Support by Design Is Closing After 20 Years
Good job about the vendors. Yes, this is a continual process until the scourge is gone. Why don't the police... — Marcus / Seen & Heard: The 1st Precinct Steps Up
What "greedy landlord"? This is a condo unit apparently owned by a company owned by the owners of the therapy... — James / Support by Design Is Closing After 20 Years
This is so sad for the families and the neighborhood. We went here this year for OT and it made... — Christina M / Support by Design Is Closing After 20 Years
They may not have been able to use Urban Umbrella at 19 Murray Street because Urban Umbrella could not support... — James / Seen & Heard: The 1st Precinct Steps Up
This is such sad news. Linda and Betty and all the therapists at Support By Design have been a cornerstone... — Jen / Support by Design Is Closing After 20 Years