Plus a gubernatorial candidate joins the Wagner fight; a gallery show with literary roots; the statue's crown is open.
Plus a new president for Hudson River Park; a mini Statue of Liberty for Ellis Island; landlord sues Century 21. / 1 comment
Plus an artist has transformed six rooms at Blood Manor; Statue tickets are easy to come by; an art installation that asks viewers to Say Their Names at The Battery. / 3 comments
Plus a protest is held against the plan for a White Street jail; Amanda Church and John Franklin at Hionas Gallery; NYC Ferry analysis shows record subsidies. / 3 comments
Plus 74 Trinity Place update; a feature on Aisling Franciosi; war on Battery Park ticket sellers. / 3 comments
Plus the Statue of Liberty museum has opened; more PRIDE at Soho Photo; the FDNY parties at City Hall; sidewalk bridges come down in front of the Woolworth Building. / 1 comment
Plus: One of WeWork's Tribeca hives has a shop; forthcoming fitness studio announced a second location; local thefts; history of two quaint Canal Street buildings. / 9 comments
Plus: Details on Cuomo's plan for congestion pricing; workaround to keep the Statue of Liberty open during the federal government shutdown; therapist Mark Epstein; American Stock Exchange hotel conversion; the history of 49 Walker; two downtown Gristedes markets might close. / 6 comments
Plus: Amazing photos of 1 World Trade Center being struck by lighting; Tetsu's oft-delayed opening; the auction of Edward Albee's art collection; legislation proposed to stop yachts from blocking Statue of Liberty views. / 1 comment
Plus: Amazon is buying Whole Foods; back to normal at the Amish Market; Brooklyn Flea opens this weekend at Sixth and Watts; mega-yacht blocking views of the Statue of Liberty; Piora owner's mother was the founder of Kori. / 6 comments
Plus: Lights out at the Statue of Liberty; recidivist teenage skyscraper climber; painted-body portraits; Landmarc's Marc Murphy sues the new Seagram Building restaurant. / 8 comments
Plus: The history of 75 Hudson; Pier 40 air-rights deal likely to take another step forward; old Statue of Liberty materials now being made into jewelry; Pressed Juicery opens in FiDi; Peck Slip School kids to get closed street as play area. / 1 comment
Excellent news for all us — Danielvow / In the News: More Ineptitude from Battery Park City Security Guards
They’re open “for the neighbors” before the official date. Everybody is so nice. The women’s dressing room is adorable. There’s... — Hudson River / Sneak Peek: Printemps
Will check. — Tribeca Citizen / Apollo Bagels coming to John Street
https://tribecacitizen.com/2025/03/12/seen-heard-ippodo-gallery-opens-thursday/ — Tribeca Citizen / 53 Beach Street, at the corner of Collister, is for sale
You need an editor! Your punctuation is atrocious. — Jk Singer / Sneak Peek: Printemps
The building sold: https://www.crainsnewyork.com/real-estate/53-beach-st-tribeca-sells-347-million — Florence / 53 Beach Street, at the corner of Collister, is for sale
Exciting addition to the neighborhood! Hope they will consider partnering with their neighbor, number one caviar boutique at 14 Wall... — Zakary / Sneak Peek: Printemps