Sunday, July 17, 2016

Week in Grieview


[Photo at St. Mark's and Cooper Square via Derek Berg]

New York Central Art Supply is closing at the end of September (Monday)

After 35 years on East 9th Street, Mascot Studio is leaving the East Village (Wednesday)

The Marshal seizes Lanza's for nonpayment of taxes (Thursday)

St. Mark's Ale House has closed (Monday)


[The Ale House on Wednesday via Steven]

On East 12th Street, "The rats have taken over!" (Tuesday)

Peter Kane looking to bring Out East, a destination restaurant for 6th Street (Monday)

A plaque now marks where Basquiat lived and worked on Great Jones Street (Thursday)

Kati Roll Company still coming to 128 2nd Ave., and the Stage has been gutted (Monday)

CB3 committee votes against height variance for new 14th Street development (Friday)

Out and About with Roosmarijn van Kessel (Wednesday)

Thursday afternoon's thunderstorm (Thursday)

Closures on East 10th Street: Cafe Silan and Spirit and Matter (Monday)

The Bowery Market opens (Thursday)

Raphael Toledano says he is now funding the Creative Little Garden on 6th Street (Thursday)

About the Citi Bike docking station outside the New York City Marble Cemetery (Monday)

An ugly scene at the 6BC Botanical Garden (Wednesday)

Red Koi Organic Sushi Lounge has closed on 1st Avenue (Wednesday) ... and Iron Sushi on 10th Street (Friday)

The 22-floor Bowlmor Lanes-replacing luxury building (Tuesday)

Last Manhattanhenge till 2017! (Tuesday)

Capital One® departs 14th and 3rd (bank branch down!) for new Union Square home (Monday)

"Ghostbusters II" flashback: Revisiting Ray's Occult Books on St. Mark's Place (Friday)

... and a reader shared this photo... bagging a Rattata outside the former Peter Stuyvesant Post Office on 14th Street...

4 comments:

  1. LinkNYC comes in white now?

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  2. St. Mark's Place doesn't connect to Cooper Square, which ends at 7th Street. Also, past 3rd Avenue, St. Mark's Place is 8th Street.

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  3. So you're getting on board with Pokémon Go? Good for you.

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