Sunday, October 1, 2017

Week in Grieview


[Photo by Derek Berg]

Stories posted on EVG this past week included...

CB3 calls on the MTA to address poor frequency and reliability of the M14A bus (Friday)

Hurricane Maria relief efforts continue at 2nd Street firehouse (Tuesday)

Icon Realty fined $500,000 in tenant harassment probe (Thursday)

Out and About with Nancy Blum (Wednesday)

Christo and Dora look to be building another nest (Friday)

Frisson Espresso coming to 3rd Avenue (Monday)

As No. 320 turns: 5 restaurants have come and gone in this space in 1 year (Monday)

The latest installment of I Am a Rent-Stabilized Tenant (Friday)

A tale of 2 chains on 3rd Avenue (Thursday)

Ciao For Now now open on Tuesdays this fall (Tuesday)

Mani in Pa sta coming to 14th Street (Monday)

Mark Burger won't be back around here (Monday)

Construction watch: 363 Lafayette (Tuesday)

Dog's cafe life: Boris and Horton signage arrives on 12th and A (Wednesday)

Cheers Cut makes it (more) official on St. Mark's Place (Monday)

Here's "Gotti" (Tuesday)

Rent a former Duane Reade on Broadway (Tuesday)

Mayahuel replacement now open on 6th Street (Wednesday)

... EVG regular Jose Garcia came across this in Tompkins Square Park today... a candle on a letter marked "My Love Story" ...



... and if you're in the market for a free Vintage Schwinn Air Dyne Exercise Bike ... someone yesterday left this on Seventh Street just east of Second Avenue... Derek Berg, who took this photo, reports that it is in good working condition...



... and it has moved to the trash bins outside Cafe Mocha ...



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