[Pumpkins arrived at St. Mark's Market this past week]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
Lenin comes down at Red Square (Tuesday ... Wednesday)
Avenue A bomb scare turned out to be broken glass and golf balls (Tuesday)
Fire at Caracas Arepa Bar (Thursday)
Former Guayoyo space for rent on First Avenue (Tuesday)
There will be several eating-drinking choices at the incoming Moxy hotel on 11th Street (Wednesday)
Last call for the Edge (Friday)
The demolition of the Mobil station and full NEKST reveal (Monday)
The former St. Mark's Bookshop is for rent (Monday)
A few more details on the Swiss Institute's move to the East Village (Friday)
JuiceGo opening in the former Cadillac's Castle storefront on Ninth Street (Thursday)
A change in the crap sold at street fairs (Thursday)
130 St. Mark's Place is for rent (Monday)
Desi Galli, now with beer and wine on Avenue B (Wednesday)
Croman case adjourned until November (Tuesday)
About the Stop Work Order at the incoming Taberna 97 on St. Mark's Place (Thursday)
Checking in on 500 and 524 E. 14th St., where work looks to be past the halfway mark (Monday)
East Village IHOP closed for "makeover" (Wednesday)
Activity in the long-empty lot that will house 8 floors of condos on First Avenue (Tuesday)
Activity at Nino's, and brown-paper action on St. Mark's Place (Monday)
Fresno II Gourmet Deli signage arrives on Third Street and Avenue C (Tuesday)
255 E. Houston St. is disappearing (Friday)
... and a moment with Christo in Tompkins Square Park via Steven...
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