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Wreckage Search Following Helicopter Tragedy Ends with Rotor Recovery

1 week ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

Crews hoisted a rotor from the Hudson River on Monday, recovering what investigators believe may help reveal the cause of a helicopter’s deadly plunge into the water last week. Following the crash on Thursday that killed a family of five Spanish tourists and the pilot, NYPD divers have been scouring the crash site near Jersey City in search of the blade and other parts of the Bell 206 L-4 helicopter that had separated in mid-air from the aircraft.
Tiny Kittens (Lots of Them!) Are Coming Downtown, Ready to Be Saved

2 weeks ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

The kittens are coming. That’s the call going out from a West Broadway animal adoption center that aims to save as many tiny feline lives as they can during the coming warm months of what they call “kitten season.” During that time unspayed cats tend to have more litters and those unweaned babies need foster care until they can eat by themselves and be adopted.
Congressman Speaks to BPC Seniors, and Gets Earful of Fears for Country

2 weeks ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

“This is one of the shortest commutes I’ve had,” Rep. Dan Goldman said, by way of introduction to his talk before a packed audience at Sunrise Senior Living in Battery Park City.
'Stand Out But Not Look Out of Place': New Building for Historic Tribeca Block

1 month ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

For as long as anyone can remember, a two-story building—most recently the popular bar Belle Reve—has stood at the northeast corner of Church and Walker streets, flanked by an L-shaped 1868 cast-iron warehouse that was home to Paramount/Boltex Textile Company, the last of Tribeca’s textile wholesalers.
For Sale: Long-Litigated Right to Build a 324-Foot Tower at 250 Water Street

1 month ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

Just 10 months after winning a three-year court fight to build their 324-foot residential tower at 250 Water Street, the owners of the site are looking to sell all or part of it. Last July, Howard Hughes Corp. spun off that $850 million project and other South Street Seaport assets to a new publicly traded company, Seaport Entertainment Group.
Two Men Forced Woman from BMW Before Driving Away with Car: Police

1 month ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

Police have released photos of two men being sought in connection with a carjacking at West Street and Barclay Street last month. The two suspects, police said, approached a 33-year-old woman who was sitting inside a BMW X5 around 3:40 pm on Sunday, Feb. 23, and forced her out of the car before driving away with it. No injuries were reported. Anyone with information is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-8477.
Opening: Maritime History on Display, Including the 1868 Building Housing It

1 month ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

From a 22-foot-long 1935 model of the ocean liner RMS “Queen Mary” to the tiniest of ships-in-a-bottle, the inaugural exhibition of some 540 historical objects from the South Street Seaport Museum’s collection goes on display beginning March 12 at the museum’s newly renovated 1868 A.A. Thomson & Co. building at 213 Water Street.
In a Tribeca Gallery, Ukrainian Artist's 'Cleansing' from Devastation of War

1 month ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

Two life-size castings by Ukrainian artist Maria Kulikovska of her own pregnant body (one of which is embedded with bullet casings recovered from her embattled homeland) stand among the paintings and other works in her show at the Tribeca gallery Mriya. A few years ago another of her pregnant facsimiles had been displayed in a museum in Donetsk, Ukraine, when Russians occupied the city and pro-Russian militants took over the building. There they used her “body” for target practice.
A Picture Preview of the 9-Acre Climate Hub Coming to Governors Island

1 month ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

The look of the planned $700 million New York Climate Exchange at Governors Island came into sharper focus this month with the release of schematic designs for the campus to come. Also known as a “Climate Hub,” the Exchange will be a center for climate research and education, job training and workforce development, and special events.
Report: Office Market Slump Deepens. Apartment Rents Near All-Time High.

2 months ago | tribecatrib.com | Carl Glassman

“The worst performance in memory” is how the Downtown Alliance summed up the Lower Manhattan office market for 2024. In its “Year in Review” report on the status of real estate below Murray Street, the Alliance said that new office leasing fell 21% over 2023 levels, representing “the lowest yearly totals on record.” Still, thanks to residential conversions, more former office space was leased than was lost—3 million square feet more.