[Friday evening outside Sidewalk on 6th and A]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
AG Schneiderman introduces new bill — the Tenant Protection Act of 2017 (Wednesday)
Speculation about Webster Hall's closing date (Monday)
New broker for former home of Lucky Cheng's and adjacent property (Tuesday)
Films on the Green return to Tompkins Square Park this July (Tuesday)
Report: Morton Williams will take over the Associated space on 14th Street (Wednesday)
An early-morning fire at 328 E. 14th St., home of Artichoke Basille’s Pizza (Friday ... Saturday)
Reader report: Neo-Nazi slogan spotted on East Village sidewalks (Thursday)
Shake Shack coming to the Death Star (Friday)
Out and About With Jerry Shea (Wednesday)
The Marshal seizes Palà on Allen Street (Wednesday)
A celebratory ad on the purchase of 139 E. Houston St., current home of the Sunshine Cinema (Thursday)
Baby hawk! (Tuesday)
Commercial co-op on 10th Street, guarded by Rex, is for sale (Wednesday)
Babu Ji going and coming (Monday)
Chi Ken signage arrives on St. Mark's Place (Thursday)
Jones LES sold for $61 million (Friday)
David Choe next up on the Bowery mural wall (Friday)
New East Houston condos "effortlessly embody the sophistication of Lower East Side living" (Monday)
Blink Fitness on Avenue A extends hours (Tuesday)
The #rednose installation is now on Astor Place (Monday, 17 comments)
Former Joe and Misses Doe space for rent on 1st Street (Monday)
...and on Sixth Street between Avenue A and Avenue B, the Wood House Spa looked like a goner this past week. The no-frills spa (pretty good as far as these places go) was emptied out...
But! After a few days, the closed for renovations signs arrived... noting a reopening on Thursday...
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