[Photo yesterday on 3rd Avenue by Derek Berg]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
The end is nearing for the Sunshine Cinema (Friday)
Remembering Kate Millett (Friday)
Someone vandalized the entrance to the Chinese Hawaiian Kenpo Academy on 2nd Avenue (Wednesday)
Arrest made in Avenue D murder (Thursday)
Papaya King closes on St. Mark's Place ahead of new development (Monday)
The Continental says it will close late next summer (Tuesday)
The latest I Am a Rent-Stabilized Tenant (Friday)
Liberty Toye now lighting up Avenue B (Tuesday)
The Peter Stuyvesant-PO-replacing residential building tops out on 14th Street (Tuesday)
City Kids bringing the East Village Playhouse to long-empty storefront on 6th Street (Tuesday)
PS 122 returns to the East Village in January (Wednesday)
Judge dismisses Raphael Toledano suit over 97 2nd Ave. (Wednesday)
Landlord accused of tenant harassment in Chelsea new owner of 7th Street building (Thursday)
Old Monk offering a free meal this Thanksgiving (Friday)
Out and About with Margie Segal (Wednesday)
Meet Fresh bringing teas and taro balls to Cooper Square (Thursday)
Report: Part of a man's leg discovered along the East River (Thursday)
Wall 88 looks closed on 2nd Avenue (Monday)
[7th Street streetscene via Derek Berg]
There's a proposed addition for the recently landmarked 827-831 Broadway (Wednesday)
A quick look at the incoming Joe and Pat's (Monday)
The Good Santa-Bad Santa events taking place on Dec. 9 (Thursday)
The AltSchool's East Village location is closing (Monday)
Stuy Town to catch some major solar rays (Thursday)
Wise Men closes on the Bowery (Monday)
The Ainsworth neon arrives on 3rd Avenue (Monday)
... and in 14th Street salon/spa news from the past week... EVG 14th Street spa/salon correspondent Pinch notes that Hair Trendz between First Avenue and Second Avenue has closed ...
... with signage stating that they are opening across the street in the Perfect Glow space...
...and one block to the west, Spaology has given way to Morning Ritual...
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