[Photo on 2nd Avenue by Derek Berg]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
The Sock Man is returning to St. Mark's Place (Thursday)
Gregg Singer secures $44 million loan to continue plan to convert former PS 64 into a dorm (Monday)
Report: East Village man admits to three sexual assaults in 2014 (Wednesday)
At ABC No Rio's last HardCore/Punk Matinee on Rivington Street (for now) (Tuesday)
Reverend Jen departs her LES home, and Troll Museum (Tuesday)
A visit to former East Village mainstay Love Saves the Day in New Hope, Pa. (Thursday)
Brooklyn's Dun-Well Doughnuts opening an outpost on St. Marks's Place (Wednesday)
Out and About with Colette Pwakah (Wednesday)
Another freeze on 1-year leases for rent-stabilized apartments; 2% for 2-year leases (Tuesday)
Other Music storefront is for rent (Monday)
The Kati Roll Company vying for the Stage space on Second Avenue (Friday)
Thursday Kitchen will serve Korean tapas on East Ninth Street (Tuesday)
235 Second Ave. being pitched for bar-restaurant usage (Wednesday)
B4 has closed on East Fourth Street (Thursday)
Final 4Knots Festival lineup unveiled (Monday)
Checking out the penthouse at THREE99 — "unlike any apartment ever in the East Village" (Friday)
Sweetgreen opening on Astor Place (Thursday)
The black crowned night heron continues to come out at... night in Tompkins Square Park (Tuesday)
Two more sidewalk cafe choices for Second Avenue (Tuesday)
Films in Tompkins return this summer with "Do the Right Thing," "True Romance" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (Friday)
A reminder about breath-holding contests (Wednesday)
Osaka Grub bringing Japanese fast food to the Essex Street Market (Tuesday)
Full reveal at Icon Realty's 327 E. Ninth St. (Tuesday)
Inch by inch, 190 Bowery is losing its graffiti (Thursday)
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