Sunday, December 24, 2017
Week in Grieview
[Someone tossed a P from Stomp on St. Mark’s Place]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
AG's office: Steve Croman agrees to pay $8 million to the tenants he harassed (Thursday)
Workers remove the sculpture fence and prep lot at 89 1st Ave. (Wednesday)
Paquito's Restaurant closing after 25 years on 1st Avenue; take out and delivery will remain (Tuesday)
Neighbor: East Village Cheese, closed now for 2 weeks, is starting to smell (Thursday) ... and a co-owner spotted clearing out the space (Friday)
Santa delivers sacks of coal to Madison Realty Capital, Rafael Toledano's lenders (Friday)
Hotel Tortuga, now with morning espresso service on 14th Street (Wednesday)
Partial vacate order and violations for sidewalk-collapse building on 4th Street (Monday)
Presenting Mercury East Presents, which brings together several local music venues (Tuesday)
How many East Village properties do the Kushner Cos. actually own? (Wednesday)
Pinky's Space bringing quick-serve food options to 1st Street (Monday)
Opossum action (Friday ... Wednesday)
GG's closes on Fifth Street (Friday)
The Ainsworth East Village debuts on 3rd Avenue (Tuesday)
Icon's 9th Street townhouse now available for $17 million (Tuesday)
Out East has not been open the last few days (Thursday)
Viking Waffles signage arrives on Avenue C (Monday)
Reader report: Beware the Amazon Fire TV Stick (Monday)
Westside Market opening in the former Met Foods space on 3rd Avenue and 17th Street (Tuesday)
Some Steiner East Village retail speculation (Monday)
... and several readers noted this bike-lock job on 10th Street and Third Avenue...
[Photo via EVG reader Doug]
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Looks like some kid of a DOT worker is going to get a bike for xmas
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