[2nd Avenue & East 6th Street assist via Derek Berg]
Sheldon Silver on trial (The Lo-Down … The New York Times)
Checking out the menu items at Arepa Factory on Avenue A (Gothamist)
The $12.5 million penthouse at 10 Bond sells after 2 weeks (Curbed)
Hunting and eating (well, swallowing) rats with Christo in Tompkins Square Park (Gog in NYC)
Sally Davies on photographing the East Village (The Phoblographer)
"3 by Tom DiCillo" next week at the Anthology Film Archives ... includes 20th-anniversary screening of "Living in Oblivion." DiCillo and Steve Buscemi will be doing a Q-and-A on Nov. 11 (Anthology Film Archives)
Family heirs battle over movie chain, which could prompt a sale or break-up. The company owns several theaters in New York City, including the Angelika and Village East Cinema on Second Avenue and East 12th Street (The Deal ... H/T The Real Deal)
Squeezing the juice out of Organic Avenue (The New York Times)
The Beastie Boys on "Soul Train" in 1990 (Dangerous Minds)
The Ludlow House grows (BoweryBoogie)
Positive thoughts for Dr. Know of Bad Brains (Flaming Pablum)
Four female probationary firefighters will graduate from the FDNY Fire Academy, bringing the number of women firefighters to a total of 49 — a landmark high in the FDNY’s 150-year history (The Village Voice)
In defense of gentrification (The Atlantic)
An East 10th Street townhouse inspired by India (Ephemeral New York)
Artie's hardware store on West 14th Street has closed (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
Details of the murder case of a well-known dentist on Bond Street in 1857 (Off the Grid)
21 great NYC diners (Eater)
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