Sunday, August 16, 2015

Week in Grieview


[Sunset crows on East 10th Street via Bobby Williams]

The Bowery Mission is in urgent need of food donations (Wednesday)

B&H Dairy reopens (Friday)

RIP Ian Jones (Wednesday)

A.K. Shoe Repair needs a new home (Tuesday)

East Seventh Street package thief caught on surveillance camera (Thursday)

Out and About with Arthur Rivers (Wednesday)

Tenant advocacy group names Icon Realty and Steven Croman among NYC's worst landlords (Wednesday)

Sustainable NYC has closed (Monday)

Hey, it's Jones LES (Monday)

Tay Tay fans talk shit at Ballaro (Wednesday, 76 comments)

Residents seeking to block the Cock from moving into the former Lit Lounge space on Second Avenue (Friday)

Gutting the former Lan Cafe space (Thursday)

Michael Jackson impersonator wanted to be starting something, like dancing (Thursday)

Marymount Manhattan College's Cooper Square dorm opens on Aug. 28 (Thursday)

Corner of East Houston and Orchard now an empty lot (Monday)

An appreciation: 9th Street Community Garden (Friday)

Here's the Bowlmor Lanes-eating 23-story condo coming to University Place (Wednesday)

5-week old restaurant space now on the market (Monday)

Buy the Robyn, it's a deal (Tuesday)

Former Mercadito Cantina space remains on the market, and now with a new broker (Tuesday)

A 95 percent full reveal at 185 Avenue B (Thursday)

… and an important story to note via the EVG inbox…



"I am writing to report a ratastrophe on East 12th Street … I looked at the window of the exterminator shop, and I saw that the rat that is usually perched on top of the fake rock in the window display was lying on its side! I don't know when or how this happened, but I felt bad for the rat, even though it is likely made of plastic and doesn't have feelings."

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