Tribeca-FiDi, NY|News|
Blaze Shutters The Dead Rabbit 'Until Further Notice'
The Irish pub topped “The World’s 50 Best Bars” list in 2016.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
- New York City, NY
Caroline Spivack is a reporter covering Lower Manhattan for Patch. Before joining Patch, she worked at the New York Post, DNAinfo New York and the Brooklyn Paper. Caroline is a native New Yorker who earned her master’s degree from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, and prior to that she studied English at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts.
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Midtown-Hell's Kitchen, NY|News|
Underground Fire Shutters 48th Street Between 5th & 6th Avenues
Electrical equipment sparked an underground fire Monday morning that injured one and closed down part of a Midtown street.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|News|
Deal Locking Public Out Of Gramercy Park To Be 'Reassessed'
The Mayor said on The Brian Lehrer Show that the city should "reassess" the court ruling that only gives some access to Gramercy Park.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Acclaimed LES Sandwich Shop Not Closing After All: Report
A mysterious patron has swooped in to keep the quirky sandwich shop up and running.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Tribeca-FiDi, NY|News|
City Refutes Study Saying Tribeca Park Neglected For 100 Years
The city said $715,000 was spent on Tribeca Park in 2004.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
West Village, NY|News|
Stranger Drops Gun In Man's Backpack On L Train Platform: NYPD
Two indecisive gun owners tried to bizarrely abandon a black semi-automatic handgun in a L train rider's backpack.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Chelsea, NY|News|
Gray-Haired Bank Robber Holds Up Chelsea Bank, Police Say
Police are searching for the senior robber who threatened a Bank of America employee and made off with cash.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
West Village, NY|News|
Popular Art House Theater Film Forum Reopening In August
The theater will open with a new screen to boost its showing of documentaries, indie movies and foreign films.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|News|
Locking Public Out Of Gramercy Park Has Cost City $13M: Report
An investigation projects the city has lost $13 million in taxes because of a deal that restricts Gramercy Park, Gothamist and WNYC found.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Chelsea, NY|News|
Man Convicted of 1993 Chelsea Murder After New DNA Evidence Found
A jury convicted Gordon Francis for the brutal murder of a social worker, who was stabbed in his apartment more than 25 times.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|News|
MTA Spells Out L Shutdown Mitigation Plan At Council Hearing
Transit officials revealed new details for the 15-month shutdown.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
Zucker Bakery Closing After Seven Years In The East Village
"Sometimes it's just time to move on in life," said the bake shop's owner.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|News|
Union Square Tech Hub Gets City Planning Approval
The 21-story hub would help New Yorkers gain a foothold in the tech industry.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Man Slashes Stranger On Lower East Side, Flees: NYPD
The man's arm was sliced Wednesday on Pitt Street in the Lower East Side.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
M Train Shut Down After Person Hit In Queens, MTA Says
M train service is suspended between Forest Hills-71 Avenue and Delancey Street-Essex Street after a person was struck by a train.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|News|
SEE IT: Shirtless Man Tries To Jump On FDR Drive, Stops Traffic
The man scaled a pedestrian walkway over the FDR Drive Wednesday and tried to jump into traffic, police said.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Tribeca-FiDi, NY|News|
NYC Unions To Rally Against Supreme Court Janus Labor Ruling
Activists are calling on New Yorkers to protest a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the Janus labor union case this evening at Foley Square.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
Second-Highest Number Of Condos Coming To East Village, LES
The neighborhoods have the second-highest number coming to the area compared to all of Manhattan, according to The Real Deal.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|News|
New Elevators Coming To L Line, After MTA Postpones Barrier Pilot
The $30 million budgeted for a barrier pilot will go toward installing four elevators at the L line's Sixth Avenue station in Gramercy.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Lauded LES Sandwich Shop To Shutter After Less Than a Year
The quirky Clinton Street sandwich shop from renowned molecular gastronomy chef, Dewey Dufresne, will close on July 1.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
