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Spotlight: The Hideaway
The Hideaway at the Seaport closed after 10 years, so it seemed like a good time to spotlight the original Hideaway on Duane, going strong after 18 years. / 2 comments
Spotlight: 25 years of Pepolino
The Italian restaurant on Lispenard and West Broadway has been cooking since 1999. / 4 comments
Spotlight: 15 Years of Locanda Verde
The Italian restaurant in the Greenwich Hotel was chef Andrew Carmellini's first; now he's about to open his 21st. / 3 comments
Spotlight: Buckle My Shoe
The preschool was founded by Tribecan Linda Ensko and is approaching four decades in the neighborhood.
Spotlight: Benvenuto Cafe
This is the 15th anniversary for Benvenuto, the diner on the corner of Greenwich and Franklin and the last remaining all-night spot in the neighborhood. / 6 comments
Happy Birthday to Boomerang Toys
After moving to Battery Park City to raise her family, Karen Barwick opened Boomerang Toys on West Broadway -- two decades ago. / 2 comments
Spotlight: Let There Be Neon
Installed on White Street since 1984, the company has been manufacturing custom neon for five decades. / 6 comments
Spotlight: Korin
The Japanese tableware entrepreneur started her business on N. Moore with $300 from her job as a waitress. Forty years later, she looks back on the relationships and opportunities that got her here. / 18 comments
Spotlight: Hal Bromm Gallery
The gallerist opened the first commercial gallery in the neighborhood and would go on to preserve much of what made Tribeca special then and now. / 6 comments
Spotlight: Torly Kid
Carol Adams's store, Torly Kid, has grown up with the neighborhood. She founded it in 2004 as Babylicious, and then renamed it—and broadened the age range—as kids in the area got older. "Having been here so long, I feel like I know everyone," she says. / 1 comment
Spotlight: Tortola Salon
"We have three generations of clients," says Tom Kollar of Tortola Salon, which has been in the neighborhood for 35 years. "I've had boys as clients who I watched grow up, and I also do their parents and grandparents. And these are not young kids!" / 8 comments
Spotlight: Souths
"We have friendly staff and good food and a nice, casual atmosphere," says Souths co-founder Johnny Griffin. "We've never wanted to be something we weren’t." And therein lies the restaurant's charm. / 9 comments
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