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Seen & Heard: Cornerstone Grill Will Reopen Today
Plus: More Best Market updates (including a peek inside); Palermo Pizza has closed and the Cricketers Arms is about to; a miniature lending library in Washington Market Park; no improvement at Tribeca Tower's noisy boiler vent; the top of 12 Warren is fully revealed. / 6 comments
In the News: Closing Dates for W. Broadway Restaurants
Plus: Using 460 Washington to explain the 421-a tax abatement; Howard Hughes's new Seaport District plan (also, it bought the Peck Slip Best Western); Trinity Church ticked off an artist by moving his sculpture; Rector bridge elevator semi-fixed; shoplifters steal gum, threaten stabbing; Woolworth Building in Harry Potter spin-off. / 6 comments
In the News: Update on W. Broadway Restaurants
Plus: East River tower appears to be moving forward; a two-headed review of Taryn Toomey's fitness class; Tribeca Kitchen opens on the Lower East Side; NYPD officers assaulted. / 1 comment
This One Is Going to Hurt
Six buildings in south Tribeca will be torn down—and eight bars and restaurants eliminated—to make room for condos. / 30 comments
Does This Block of W. Broadway Have a Buyer?
If so, six buildings are likely to be torn down (and we'll lose eight restaurants/bars). / 17 comments
Exactly Which Buildings Are for Sale on W. Broadway
Friday's big news about the listing of a big parcel on W. Broadway left some questions: Namely, exactly which buildings are we talking about? And which businesses are at risk? / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Signs Old and New
Plus: Chuck Klosterman and Douglas Coupland; poet Billy Collins; deals on ice cream, dance classes, and teeth whitening; Edward "Burnsie" Burns.
CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes
Applications for liquor licenses and—bring on the warm weather!—sidewalk seating. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Pizza Joint Closing?
Plus: Salaam Bombay deal; upcoming shopping mixer; cool art via Let There Be Neon; wine dinner; yarn art. / 2 comments
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On 9/11 and after for those of us displaced, who returned, and who remained, the fact of the lives taken... — E / Reflecting on another crisis, 19 years ago
After 9/11, those closest to the site were more affected, for a much longer period of time than those even... — A. / Reflecting on another crisis, 19 years ago
That one felt more "communal", and people pulled together. There was more warmth and solidarity than usual in this town... — Marcus / Reflecting on another crisis, 19 years ago
April 9: just checked to see if this bike shop is still open (YES): New Bo Bo Bicycle 96 Elizabeth... — neighbor / Need wheels? Options in the neighborhood for getting around without the subway
Disasters are local/regional. Pandemics are global. We have survived many disasters. Some that have directly impacted us, and some that... — alee / Reflecting on another crisis, 19 years ago
Did anyone hear church bells at 7PM yesterday Wednesday the 8th when everyone was clapping and banging pots and pans?... — dianne talan / Seen & Heard: Making noise in the neighborhood
I'll take "On Broadway" for a NYC anthem. I love the brilliant George Benson version(s)... "They say the neon lights... — Marcus / Seen & Heard: Alicia Keys from the rooftops