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Seen & Heard: Trader Joe’s Will Have 30 Checkout Lanes
Plus: Single-family home on Greenwich revealed; proposed fixes for the New York Stock Exchange area; discussion about improving Tribeca's public spaces; Maxwell's on "Law & Order; SVU"; "Billions" shoot; Papa Kitchen on Church has opened. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: W. Broadway Condo Sent Back to Drawing Board
Plus: Aggressive fencing on Church and Leonard; Clocktower Building revealed a bit more; another development site on Canal; Gilligan's reopens for the season. / 4 comments
In the News: New Building Approved for Canal and Broadway
Plus: Loft-peeping the home of JoonYong Park and Arum Seo; artist Peter Tunney; operator in crane accident says he was defamed; is 108 Leonard's developer messing with the clock?
Seen & Heard: Historic District Expansion Rebuffed
Plus: Five Beekman is hemmed in; temporary gallery opening on Franklin; the 2018 street fair schedule; Richard Hambleton (Shadowman) painting on view; Coach shoot. / 3 comments
In the News: Victory for Clocktower Access
Plus: The Smyth hotel was sold; fashion designer Ji Oh's Tribeca favorites; city agency appears to push Water Street arcade privatization; addressing the problem of vacant storefronts.
Seen & Heard: Tribeca Trust Is Suing the LPC
Plus: Morgik Metal appears to be leaving 145 Hudson; Les Halles closed; requiring restaurants to post a return policy; Torly Kid expands to Brooklyn; Stuyvesant lights. / 11 comments
Seen & Heard: Visit Tribeca Artists in Their Studios
Plus: Intentional misalignment at 111 Murray; a new name for Yorganic?; Babesta Threads has closed; the Tribeca Scavenger Hunt is this weekend; swimwear trunk show; city council candidate forum. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Marshalls Opens Next Week
Plus: An art exhibit for dogs; Tribeca Design Night; candidate forum for city council seat; crane safety bill signed into law. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: P.S. 234 Pop-Up Shop
Plus: Party at Boomerang Toys this Saturday; activity at a Washington Street retail space; CB1 Tribeca Committee; the Haas Brothers return to R & Company.
CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes (July 2016)
Discussed at last night's meeting: Liquor-license applications for Serafina and the Balthazar alums' all-day brasserie in the old Cercle Rouge space (sample menus!); the third street fair on the same Warren block this year; Two Hands's contentious sidewalk café; Buddha Bar. / 7 comments
In the News: Scoop Is Closing
Plus: Tribeca Trust's "jazz funeral" for south Tribeca; high-end housing slump in Lower Manhattan?; opening dates for Governors Island and its new hills; learning to do a handstand; fire below ground; John Watts statue; Paulie Gee's pizza. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Peek Inside the Beach Street Pizzeria
Plus: The Sunday ban on tourist helicopters starts tomorrow; a next-level "Post No Bills" warning; Tribeca Trust's "Jazz Funeral for Tribeca South"; Soho Rep play extended before it even opens. / 1 comment
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Welcome! My family and I have been around a bit longer (we helped build PS 234 and Washington Market Park)... — Jean Grillo / And Here’s to Many More
I think #56 the 10th listed photo here is perhaps 70 Franklin Street just up from Billy' Bakery? regards, Sonia... — Sonia F. Stock / Tribeca Then and Now: The Unidentifiables
Welcome Pam! So glad you're continuing this. I look forward to reading. — Jason / And Here’s to Many More
I love Gary Shteyngart, and the new book is great. Thanks for giving one of my fave authors a shout... — Will Meyerhofer / Seen & Heard: Whitmans Restaurant Is Open
I'm just going to come out and say I love Paul Rudnick and I thought it was funny. He's poking... — Will Meyerhofer / Seen & Heard: Whitmans Restaurant Is Open
stay tuned... — Pam Frederick / An Italian Food Hall Is Opening at Broadway and Canal
Thanks, Liz — Pam Frederick / And Here’s to Many More