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Nosy Neighbor: Will the World Trade Center Streets Ever Reopen to Cars?
"I understand that in the age of terrorism, those streets have been blocked off to all but foot traffic, but the streets themselves are still there. Is there a contingency plan somewhere stating that—someday—those connecting streets will once again be open to vehicle traffic?" / 8 comments
In the News: Candy Controversy
Plus: Warren Street townhouse sells for $13 million; de Blasio administration admits true cost of the NYC Ferry system; Manhattan's last video arcade.
In the News: Frenchette Dissent
Plus: The new, more approachable menu at Racines; increased funding for 9/11 memorials; fin-tech firm expands at the World Trade Center. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: The Entrance to 91 Leonard
Plus: Praise for Cortlandt Way; Bouley Botanical is still an event space; checking in on Cast Iron House's sidewalk; great photo looking up. / 1 comment
In the News: The Mayor’s Push for His 50-Story Jail Tower
Plus: Financial benefits to be reaped by Google and the owner of 550 Washington; the Port Authority has offered to manage construction of the stalled St. Nicholas National Shrine. / 2 comments
In the News: Park Place Building Collapse
Plus: An update on the performing arts center at the World Trade Center; Le Labo opening on Wall Street. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: Setback for Love Bug Café & Play
Plus: Sidewalk alongside 3 World Trade Center is just about done; no sign of progress at Hudson Square brewpub; paint store dresses up a sidewalk shed; catering advice for a bridal shower? / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Kori Is Closed for Renovations
Plus: Were the holiday decorations at the 30 Park Place plaza installed correctly?; the Jeff Koons sculpture outside 7 World Trade Center is still gone; Design For Progress Garage Sale at Canal Street Market; "Law & Order: SVU" shoot; sassy cake. / 7 comments
In the News: Has Anyone Seen Bill de Blasio?
Plus: FiDi light show aggravates neighbors; World Trade Center PATH station to close on weekends for two years; recent thefts and robberies; city approves pair of Two Bridges towers; shady for-profit college. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: NYPD Meeting for Tribeca Residents
Plus: Xi'an Famous Foods is opening in FiDi; how yesterday's winds affected the 9/11 Memorial's reflecting pools; new hotel has a big ugly video screen above its entrance; liquor-license application discussion for The Whiskey Tribeca postponed. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: A Peek Inside Au Cheval
Plus: The menu for Whitmans burger restaurant; something moving into the old Subway sandwich shop on Hudson; more on the three-day Smorgasburg at the Oculus; more of 91 Leonard revealed; Canal Street art mural. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Make a Little Good Happen
Plus: New toy store, Starbucks, and benches at the World Trade Center mall; Laughing Man staff pays tribute to Hugh Jackman; much-needed traffic island installed; painting exhibit. / 10 comments
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Just wondering why several events listed in the Monday Oct 21 Tribeca Citizen actually took place last weekend. Have found... — Judith S / Seen & Heard: Taste of the Seaport this weekend
Crain's New York - October 04, 2018 "Parking fines rising for companies in controversial incentive program" However, the [New York]... — James / Seen & Heard: Open house events for kids on the Lilac
"In 2018, for example, FedEx incurred $14.9 million in fines, according to the New York City Department of Finance [...]... — James / Seen & Heard: Open house events for kids on the Lilac
The 1872 horse flu had an intense impact on the economy of the U.S. There were plenty of unemployed people... — James / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry
Great work James! But... men pulled a tram when the people inside could have just walked? — A. / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry