[Photo by Derek Berg]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
Public forum set to discuss special business district in the East Village (Wednesday)
City approves co-naming the northwest corner of 7th Street and 2nd Avenue Moises Locón and Nicholas Figueroa Way (Thursday)
High-rent blight: Senator's report finds nearly 10% vacancy rate on parts of 1st and 2nd avenues (Friday)
Looking at the future home of 14th Street's 2nd Trader Joe's (Tuesday)
Out and About with photographer Roberta Bayley (and Stella) (Thursday)
Report: Suspect in 6th Street slashing seeking a sentencing deal in court (Wednesday)
The Shake Shack effect? McDonald's on 3rd Avenue at St. Mark's Place has closed after 20 years (Friday)
Hello again: black crowned night heron spotted in Tompkins Square Park (Monday)
Love Gang is moving on 9th Street (Tuesday)
Love and shrooms for Gregg Allman outside the former Fillmore East on 2nd Avenue (Monday)
Report: Morton Williams won't be taking over the 14th Street Associated after all (Wednesday)
...crosswalk moments on Second Avenue and Seventh Street yesterday...
[Photos by Derek Berg]
Esperanto offshoot closes on 1st Street; may return elsewhere (Tuesday)
The Pride Ribbon Project at St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery (Thursday)
Moustache has closed on 10th Street (Tuesday)
Reader report: A buyer for 119 and 121 2nd Ave., site of the deadly gas explosion? (Friday)
Shiina opens on 3rd Avenue (Friday)
Against the Grain yields to sustainable omakase restaurant on 6th Street (Wednesday)
Celebrating a Grateful Deal anniversary in Tompkins Square Park (Thursday)
Ramen Setagaya reopens after renovation on St. Mark's Place (Wednesday)
The Continental's 5-shot deal bumped from $10 to $12 (Tuesday)
No Malice Palace 'waiting for legal things to happen' on 3rd Street (Tuesday)
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