August 5
![](https://www.tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail/Shelter-combo-1.jpg "<p>Left: "We're beyond the point of just sending letters," said Eric Yu, a Southbridge Towers resident and member of Communty Board 1. He suggested that it may be time to stage a protest. Right: The planned shelter at 320 Pearl Street, at left, abuts the Peck Slip School located at the corner of Pearl Street and Peck Slip. Photos: Carl Glassman/Tribeca Trib</p>")
Foes say facility next to Peck Slip School is danger to children and should house homeless families.
July 25
Laurie Spiegel talks about her two decades of daily feeding and caring for the local birds.
July 24
As part of a wider speed safety initiative, plan would reduce limit to 20 mph below Canal Street.
July 15
![](https://www.tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail/Interiors-R.jpg "<p>Left: The "Red Room" of 1 Wall Street, originally the client reception room for the Irving Trust Company. Right: The 10-story atrium of the former Temple Court Building, now the Beekman Hotel. Photos courtesy of the Landmarks Preservation Commission </p>")
The 1 Wall Street "Red Room" and the atrium of today's Beekman Hotel are granted protected status.
July 9
Arts and craft, home decor retailer signs 70,000-square-feet lease at 270 Greenwich St. in Tribeca
June 30
Gladys Pearlman is honored for her four decades of helping children with park activities.