[A hero to go in Tompkins Square Park via Steven]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
RIP Stephen Konzen, aka the East Village Magic Man (Tuesday) and Richard Kopperdahl (Thursday)
Sept. 2 is the last day for New York Central Art Supply (Friday)
Resident known as the "box man" found dead in Second Street apartment (Monday)
At 112-120 E. 11th Street, concerns about asbestos removal (Monday) ... and a rally (Monday)
Blink opens a sales office on Avenue A (Friday)
A small request to clear the weeds from the Second Avenue explosion site (Thursday)
Former wine and liquor store to become a wine store on Avenue A (Wednesday)
Last day for the Edge: Sept. 24 (Thursday)
Steve Croman gift ideas (Friday)
More rolled ice cream for St. Mark's Place (Monday)
Sugar Cafe is back open (Saturday)
New Museum announces exhibition on the work of Raymond Pettibon (Wednesday)
Former Dempsey's space transformed into the Gray Mare on Second Avenue (Wednesday)
Out and About with Craig (Wednesday)
Park View Office Suites available on Avenue A and Seventh Street (Tuesday)
Another healthy choice at the Death Star: Orangetheory Fitness coming soon (Monday)
Sweetgreen opens on Astor Place (Monday)
Sahara Citi has apparently closed on 13th Street (Monday)
Cava Grill opens on Fourth Avenue (Thursday)
A letter to Peter M. Brant about the jackhammering (Monday)
Restaurant space that has been a lot of things lately ready to be something else (Thursday)
Fish Cheeks opening soon on Bond Street (Tuesday)
The $29.5 million triplex penthouse on Cooper Square (Friday)
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