[@nyyankeedog out for a ride. Photo by Bobby Williams]
Permits filed to demolish 5 buildings on 11th Street to make way for new hotel (Monday) ... Preservationists say city ignored pitch to designate part of 11th Street as a historic district (Tuesday)
Report: Red Square has been sold for $100 million (Wednesday)
Target offers details about its flexible-format store opening summer 2018 on 14th and A (Friday)
Debate over commercial overlay for 255 E. Houston St. and surrounding blocks continues (Thursday)
Box Kite Coffee now looks to be reopening on St. Mark's Place (Thursday)
4 years of Out and About in the East Village (Wednesday)
Former Mercadito space on Avenue B will be home to Guac (Friday)
On 10th Street, Prime & Beyond has closed; popular Japanese steakhouse coming next (Monday)
Workers are putting in the foundation for the return of the Alamo (Wednesday)
The Quad Cinema reopening pushed back to the fall (Wednesday)
Reader report: M2M to move; Wagamama on the way (Wednesday)
Cafe-office space in the works for Cooper Square dorm retail space (Monday)
Roof fire at 190 Bowery (Monday)
Former Barbone space for rent on Avenue B (Monday)
Signs of life at Lanza's (Friday)
The VNYL will feature Long Island Iced Teas on tap, candied-bacon quinoa sushi (Thursday)
The Christodora House in print now, and soon, on TV (Tuesday)
The PokéSpot opens on Fourth Avenue (Friday)
Kotobuki back in action on Third Avenue (Thursday)
Double rainbow (Thursday)
... and last week someone put up this memorial flyer with a rose on St. Mark's Place where performance artist Klaus Nomi once lived ... he died on Aug. 6, 1983, at age 39...
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