Web Stories Thursday, February 26
Manhattan’s oldest Italian restaurant to close after 120 years: ‘Remarkable journey’

Manhattan’s oldest Italian restaurant is about to serve its final meal. After 120 years on West 46th Street’s Restaurant Row, Barbetta will close its doors tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 27. The decision to shutter the eatery, which is also the longest-running family-owned restaurant in the city, comes after the death of longtime owner Laura Maioglio. She ran the institution until she passed away last month at age 93. Barbetta is permanently closing on Feb. 27. Barbetta…

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American Express to build 55-floor tower at World Trade Center site

American Express has announced plans for the construction of a 55-floor building at 2 World Trade Center in New York City. It is anticipated that the building project will be finished in 2031, the company noted. Construction is slated to start in spring of this year.”Spanning nearly two million square…

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