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In the News: The Tent & Trails Building Was Sold
So I think we can assume the store isn't reopening. Plus: More on the pop-up galleries on Canal Street; the fall season at the Schimmel Center; Kathleen Turner Q&A; Harry & Ida's Luncheonette's owner on why it closed. / 1 comment
In the News: Vault Light Change Reversed
Plus: The history of 40 Hudson; dancing in unison; amendment to Battery Park City Authority board legislation now with Cuomo; the training vessel Sagres was in New York Harbor.
Seen & Heard: Change of Command at the 1st Precinct
Plus: Opening date for R & Company's massive new gallery; Anna Deavere Smith's "Notes From the Field" at the Schimmel Center; northwest Tribeca building tops out; two shoots; Sapar Contemporary show. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Cast Iron House Update
Plus: Greca to be open late starting this weekend; the two buildings under construction on City Hall Park; fado concerts at the Schimmel Center; two-day shoot. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Greta Got Its Liquor License
Plus: MoviePass is testing e-ticketing at the Roxy Cinema; Cortlandt Alley building sold; crappy lettuce for sale; "atypical" flamenco performance; Pier 17 liquor licenses; "Village" shoot. / 2 comments
In the News: Let There Be Neon Art
Plus: A tribute to the Bottom Line; Heyday is opening a branch on the Upper West Side; people live in FiDi.
Seen & Heard: Tribeca Watercolors
Plus: Pre-renovation show at Cheryl Hazan Gallery; Paula Poundstone and more on the Schimmel Center's upcoming slate; blood drive; funky new building's underpinnings.
Seen & Heard: New Chinese Restaurant in Battery Park City
Plus: Best Market's sidewalk signs; Lloyd Cole in concert; Battery Dance at the Schimmel Center; Danish design exhibit. / 6 comments
In the News: School Zoning Proposal Now Includes Lower Manhattan
Plus: Gallery guide to Soho and Tribeca; unsolicited proposal for a Hurricane Sandy memorial fountain; World Trade Center Greenmarket to return; TriBattery Pops album goes viral in France; "A Chorus Line." / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Gay Pride Events Are Coming Back to Pier 26
Plus: Menswear accessory inspired by Franklin Street; Espasso opening a Miami outpost; Broadway stars perform Cole Porter songs; photography show at Hazan Projects.
Seen & Heard: New Opening Forecast for Best Market
Plus: Grazin' is said to have closed; another bar starts serving up burlesque; a live-action graphic novel; Trinity Boxing Club space is now a souvenir shop. / 25 comments
Seen & Heard: Walking the Plank
Plus: The new salon on Jay has a name; Num Pang opens on Water Street today; pretty exhibit at Art Projects International; revival of a play about a Bouley reservationist; the Flying Karamazov Brothers. / 1 comment
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I signed the petition and have forwarded it to everyone I know who may be affected by this. — Rose / Seen & Heard: Another Store Closed at the World Trade Center Mall
Looks like the developer is in over his head. Hopefully they will be able to complete the project. I haven't... — Michael / Seen & Heard: Is Taylor Swift Looking to Expand Her Holdings?
The cast iron house went from sad to now downright dangerous. If the tarps fall, which they could -- that's... — pilates guy / Seen & Heard: Is Taylor Swift Looking to Expand Her Holdings?
Well done sir- I concede the point! And of course I meant 448 Greenwich. But still interesting how 443 is... — Robert Ripps / Tribeca Then and Now: The Unknowns (Part 1)
Craig S: Why that nasty tone? Why criticize Erik by saying “anyone can count vacant stores?” That’s all he set... — SW / Ghost Town: The 2018 Retail-Vacancy Report
Image 2 - northwest corner of Greenwich and Rector Streets (#94 Greenwich St., where Cafe Bravo is now. ) — James / Tribeca Then and Now: The Unknowns (Part 1)
I do understand that. And I repeat, very sad. — Geroge Bacon / Ghost Town: The 2018 Retail-Vacancy Report