• Leadership dispute erupts at the Sixth Street Community Center as longtime executive director dismissed (Thursday)
• East Village musician Jesse Malin bringing his life story to the Gramercy Theatre (Wednesday)
• Saved from the dumpster: Classic Lower East Side signage rescued (Wednesday)
• A visit to Holographic Studios on 2nd Street (Tuesday)
• Why an East Village business chose a modified shipping container for its curbside service (Thursday)
• Brooklyn's Maya Taqueria is bringing California-style tacos to Avenue A (Wednesday)
• New East Village café aims to blend coffee and creativity (Monday)
• First look at the revamped dog café Boris & Horton (Friday)
• A Record Store Day appreciation of East Village record stores (Saturday)
• Angels on A has closed (Tuesday)
• Fancy Juice moving up 1st Avenue (Monday)
• On Avenue B, Green Line gets trimmed (Friday)
• Would Chelsea and Rick from season 3 of 'The White Lotus' live in the East Village? (Sunday)
• Openings: Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao on Houston Street (Tuesday)
4 comments:
In order for him to make that turn at what is St. Marks & 3rd Ave. he would have to have been going the wrong way on a one-way street (St. Marks). Just another example of how you take your life in your hands when you try to use the sidewalks to WALK.
St Marks Pl needs to be pedestrianized
St Marks between 2nd and 3rd should be sealed off from cars and bikes and it would be one of the most lively blocks in the city.
Choresh Wald:
So the concept would be just pedestrians on St. Marks - no vehicles and no bicycles?
What about the M8 bus?
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