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WEB2 days ago · The jails on White and Centre are just about gone. The Manhattan Detention Complex -- two 19-story jails -- have been demolished to make way for a 30-story jail. / 4 comments. Tribeca Citizen is a website, updated several times every weekday, that covers the news, events, people and places of the greater Tribeca area.
First Look: Citigroup’s New Headquarters - Tribeca Citizen
WEBMar 30, 2015 · In recent months, we have begun work to renovate 388/390 Greenwich Street as we undergo a five-year process that will transform the complex into a world-class headquarters by 2019. Once renovations are complete, the buildings will feature a modern design, state-of-the-art technology and will be closely integrated into one unified building.
Square Diner - Tribeca Citizen
WEB212-925-7188. squaredinernewyorkcity.com. Cuisine: American (Traditional) How fancy? Casual. Outdoor dining. Delivery. Everyone knows the Square Diner, the small (1,000 square feet), triangular restaurant on Finn Square, at the corner of Varick and Leonard. It’s owned and operated by Anna and Teddy Karounos, who live in Queens.
Amish Market will close permanently this month - Tribeca Citizen
WEBSep 17, 2020 · Amish Market will close permanently this month. September 17, 2020 • Shopping. Amish Market, which has held up the entire storefront along West Broadway between Park Place and Murray for years, will close permanently — likely by the 26th. The word came from the store manager, Mike Jording. “Because of covid, we’ve lost 90% of …
Field Trip: Bike into Fire Island - Tribeca Citizen
WEBAug 23, 2020 · The trip can be by car, train, ferry or bike, and should include at least one pit stop (ie, a meal). THE DESTINATION. Fire Island, NY. THE JOURNEY. 1:10 by car (56 miles) to Robert Moses State Park Field 5. Park in the most eastern part of the parking lot. Then continue out the exit by bike; when you see the two white fences, go between them ...
Children’s Museum of the Arts has closed permanently
WEBOct 28, 2022 · Children’s Museum of the Arts, the interactive art and maker space that had been on Charlton Street in Hudson Square since 2011, has closed its brick-and-mortar (or as they put it, fee-for-service) home permanently, a victim — or perhaps a silver lining — of the pandemic.(Thanks to C., who wrote to ask what was going on.) Instead it has taken its show on the road, now providing 100 ...
Tribeca Tavern has closed permanently
WEBJun 4, 2021 · Tribeca Tavern, which is definitely among the last of the local bar bars, has closed permanently (thanks to A. for the tip) and as someone who only ever pretended to play pool at that one location, it’s a loss. I see the fab neon sign is already gone — hopefully immortalized somewhere close by (maybe Lime House – more on that soon).
Ecco! at the end of its era in Tribeca? - Tribeca Citizen
WEBDec 12, 2019 · Ecco! — the “Italian saloon” that has been on Chambers for more than 35 years and has been featured in a dozen movies, TV shows and even Nelson DeMille’s novels, may be closing soon. The manager said that plans were tentative, but CB1 approved a new liquor license for their address last night.
City plans three homeless shelters for downtown - Tribeca Citizen
WEBJun 8, 2021 · City plans three homeless shelters for downtown. In the continuing saga that is the homeless shelter at the Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street, a New York State Supreme Court appellate panel ruled last week that the men *can* be moved downtown. At one point in the 10-month court battle there were three sets of …
In the News: “Triburbia” in the Times Twice - Tribeca Citizen
WEBAug 5, 2012 · ••• Karl Taro Greenfeld’s Triburbia gets reviewed by Jay McInerney in the New York Times (“It’s a mark of Greenfeld’s talent and the complexity he brings to their portraits that we almost feel sorry for them”), which also mentioned in a column about “the emergence of a new strain of pop domestic fiction. It’s one in which erotic destiny is ordained by school district ...