Sunday, July 23, 2017

Week in Grieview


[The former Village Gifts Friday morning on St. Mark's Place]

Stories posted on EVG this past week included...

The real story behind the so-called Lower East Side hoarder (Tuesday, 55 comments)

The Living Stage Summer Festival coming to Meltzer Tower Garden (Friday)

Out and About with Brian Breger (Wednesday)

Basketball courts at Open Road Park getting refurbished thanks to NBA star Kevin Durant (Tuesday)

An update on Steiner East Village, "Usherer of Alphabet City Gentrification" (Wednesday)

Montauk Salt Cave coming to 10th Street (Monday)

Gelarto officially (re)opens on Avenue A (Friday)

Townhouse living on 5th Street for $7.5 million (Friday)

N'eat is currently closed (Thursday)

Report: Man arrested after 3 failed bank robberies (Thursday)

Traveling and panhandling (Monday)

Going up and going down on 14th Street (Tuesday)

New EVG feature looks at the rent-stabilized apartments of East Village residents (Thursday)

More about Boris and Norton, the dog-friendly cafe coming to Avenue A (Thursday)

Ladybird about a month away from opening on 7th Street (Wednesday)

Café Floral Delight now open on 10th Street (Thursday)

What's happening with the former Edge space? (Thursday)

La Newyorkina joins Astor Plate on Astor Place (Thursday)

Retail space at 347 Bowery sells for $20 million (Monday)

Looking at the Allegro Coffee Roasters, now open at Whole Foods Market® Bowery (Tuesday)

More about Martina, Danny Meyer's "fine-casual pizzeria" coming to 11th Street (Wednesday)

Mayahuel closing Aug. 6 on 6th Street (Tuesday)

Yuan Noodle in soft-open mode on 2nd Avenue (Monday)

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