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Seen & Heard: New Store at Brookfield Place
And another store closed. Plus: Friends of Duane Park's annual Neighbors Night; Pakistan Tea House update; volleyball tournament this weekend; more poor parking by the 1st Precinct; the Four Seasons hotel's plaza. / 7 comments
First Look: Brookfield Place
Most of the stores at Brookfield Place, as the World Financial Center is now known, are open. And it looks very nice! Here's a quick tour. / 34 comments
Seen & Heard: Winter Garden Staircase
Plus: A Brookfield Place store unveiled; Saks frontage; Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell in concert; "Where in Tribeca...?" still unanswered. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: An Update on Cafe Boca Ciega’s Closing
Plus: Explanation for Bar Cyrk's name; more signage up at Brookfield Place; teenagers eligible for Community Board 1; 1st Precinct Community Council meeting. / 1 comment
In the News: Andrew Carmellini’s Little Park Opens Soon
Plus: Local hospital says it's trained and ready for Ebola; 1 World Trade Center opening November 2, give or take a day; jewelry shop signs on at Brookfield Place. / 3 comments
Brookfield Place: The Big List
A rundown of all the restaurants and shops that have been announced for Brookfield Place (and a few that are rumored). / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: Fashion and Jewelry Sales
Plus: Taste of Tribeca tickets at Whole Foods; Moomah adds tables.
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The commissioners who devised the 1811 street grid wanted to maximize the amount of real estate available for development, hence... — james / Nosy Neighbor: Why have these concrete barriers been on Chambers for ages?
Well, I will stand by Matt Smith as the best Dr. Who. — Tribeca Citizen / Where in Tribeca?
Just an fyi the Daleks used to say, "exterminate, exterminate". When I was a kid the original Dr. Who was... — Sonia Stock / Where in Tribeca?
Most other major cities intentionally designed alleys for this purpose. — James Seigel / Nosy Neighbor: Why have these concrete barriers been on Chambers for ages?
Fun fact, if I have my story right. 25 Water was originally a data processing center for, I think, Manufacturers... — David Morse / In the News: A huge residential conversion in Fidi
And, as always, right! — Tribeca Citizen / Where in Tribeca?
Sonia, we missed you! You’re brilliant! — SW / Where in Tribeca?