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The city’s best kids activities are right here in the neighborhood
It's time to secure a spot in one (or four!) of the amazing after-school classes offered steps from your door. There's something for every kid out there. Another reason why we live here. / Sponsored
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There’s tons for kids to do this summer — here and at home
These kids need some action, and it's time to start making plans. Get some help here from local experts on options for playing, learning or both. / Sponsored
New Kid on the Block: Parisi Speed School at ARC Athletics
The owners and trainers at ARC Athletics have opened a new facility on Leonard just for kids, with the space for them to develop their best athletic selves. / 2 comments
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we already have one on Chambers. Very depressing. — NATIVE / Urgent care facility coming to Acappella space
Inquiring comprehensive statements — David Haliburton / Citibank has opened its new HQ branch
Sorry, Robert had it right: it's on Warren... — Tribeca Citizen / Where in Tribeca?
Photo is of bldg at 335 Greenwich st nyc Tribeca, kind of art deco detail — Denise Equinda / Where in Tribeca?
There are restaurants listed on the available storefronts spreadsheet that are still open - does this mean they are planning... — Kristin / Seen & Heard: Grants for new storefront businesses
Vehicle noise levels are out of control. Here's an idea: "Manhattan Lawmaker Proposes Bill To Curb Loud Motor Vehicle Noise... — Marcus / Seen & Heard: Action at Little Park
If you enjoy the sound of dozens and dozens of car drivers leaning endlessly on their horns, do visit Thomas... — George Bacon / Seen & Heard: Action at Little Park