[Avenue A Flyers Club via Grant Shaffer]
East Seventh Street apartment the centerpiece in this lengthy court battle, which concluded yesterday. Court finds that rent-stabilized apartments can't be seized as assets in bankruptcy (Gothamist)
Checking in at the newish St. Mark's Bookshop (The Villager)
Demolition permits filed for 50-62 Clinton St. (BoweryBoogie)
Hope for the Siempre Verde Community Garden (Curbed)
Check out the movie-theater nights this weekend at the Italian American Museum at 155 Mulberry St. (The Italian American Museum)
CB3 election news (The Lo-Down)
Do you have any BLDG Management horror stories? (Medium)
Rat hunting with Christo, that hunk (Gog in NYC)
The Everything Guide to Last-Chance New York (New York)
A Beastie Boys location photo quiz (Flaming Pablum)
A rustic East Village duplex with dead animal rugs is on the market (Curbed)
Catch "Purple Rain" at midnight (actually 11:55) tonight and tomorrow (Sunshine Cinema)
After 80 years, 727 Hardware in Chelsea forced to relocate (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
Classic NYC drug store gutted uptown (Scouting New York)
An interview between Patti Smith and David Lynch (NME)
... and Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir's "Monsanto is the Devil" residency starts Sunday at Joe's Pub ...
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