Friday, December 16, 2016

EV Grieve Etc.: LES residents file suit against Steve Croman; 62-story tower planned for Clinton Street


[Beating the light on 1st Avenue via Derek Berg]

Stanton Street residents file suit against Steve Croman over "harassment" tactics (DNAinfo)

Another lawsuit for Ben Shaoul (Commercial Observer ... previously)

Starrett Corp. plans 62-story building at 259 Clinton St. (The Lo-Down)

More about Jared Kushner's Westminster Cares program (B+B ... previously)

Average Manhattan apartment cost $2.2 million in 2016 (Curbed)

Some history of the former Public National Bank of New York branch on Seventh and C (Ephemeral New York)

Peter McManus Cafe on Seventh Avenue may only have a year left (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)

A Slum Goddess SantaCon experience (Slum Goddess)

The U.S. theatrical premiere of Ted Fendt's "Short Stay" (Anthology Film Archives)

The original "Miracle on 34th Street" at midnight this weekend (Sunshine Cinema)

A review of the new Honeybrains on Lafayette: "Unsurprisingly, I didn't feel any healthier, and definitely not any smarter, after two meals here, each of which cost me about $30. Both times, however, I did walk away feeling hungry." (Gothamist ... previously)

Red-tailed hawk hunting and gathering in Tompkins Square Park (Laura Goggin Photography)

More about the Halal Guys going global (Crain's)

...and there's a Christmas ceramics sale today and tomorrow at the Sirovich Center, 331 E. 12th St. between First Avenue and Second Avenue...10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ...


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1 comment:

  1. GiovanniDecember 16, 2016 at 1:41 PM

    Are we 100% sure that the woman in the middle of that picture of the three kidults skipping down the street isn't their nanny?

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