[Photo along the East River Monday by EVG reader Barret Swatek]
Photos from last night's Eric Garner protests (Gothamist)
Here's the rendering for 190 Bowery, now on the market (BoweryBoogie)
Lypsinka back in the East Village (New York Post, ticket info. here)
Owners of Terroir and Hearth are parting ways after 11 years (Eater)
Inside one of the luxury residences at the former Hungarian synagogue on East Seventh Street (New York Post)
Q-and-A with Julie Cohen, director of "The Sturgeon Queens," a documentary about Russ & Daughters (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
Marky Ramone on life in the East Village (Bedford + Bowery)
Ho-ho-ho: Sen. Hoylman pushes booze-free SantaCon (The Villager)
New exhibit provides a portal between the Lower East Side and Tehran, Iran (DNAinfo)
LGBTQ history on Cooper Square and the Bowery (Off the Grid)
Demolition prep work for Essex Crossing (The Lo-Down)
Holiday shopping in the city 100 years ago (Ephemeral New York)
Vincent D’Onofrio's has a spoken word punk project (The AV Club)
Watch some rare Raymond Pettibon home movies (Dangerous Minds)
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