[Photo in Tompkins Square Park by Derek Berg]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
Affordable housing lottery underway at 79-89 Avenue D (Friday)
Cherche Midi space on the market for new retail development on the Bowery at East Houston (Wednesday)
Jane's Exchange is not closing! (Wednesday)
Christo and his new lady hawk friend Amelia have at least one egg in their nest in Tompkins Square Park (Thursday)
Rue St. Denis is closing after 25 years of selling vintage clothing and accessories on Avenue B (Tuesday)
The Hard Swallow returns on 1st Avenue (Friday)
Former East Village Cheese space for rent on 7th Street (Monday)
On Avenue A, Coney Island Baby debuts; live music returning to the Pyramid (Thursday)
FDNY: Wiring blamed for April 21 fire on 9th Street (Saturday)
Activities at the the Tompkins Square Park library branch (Thursday)
Pop-up theater in the former Pork Pie Hatters on 9th Street (Tuesday)
Makeshift dog run in Tompkins Square Park has been padlocked (Friday)
LPC nixes proposed addition for 827-831 Broadway (Tuesday)
Former Rainbow Music shop will be a Chinese restaurant (Thursday)
No Malice Palace is closed again (Wednesday)
Y7 Studio bringing the hip-hop yoga to 250 E. Houston St. (Thursday)
Plywood arrives at Webster Hall (Monday)
Counting down to the Joe and Pat's opening (Monday)
Ace Hardware closes on 4th Avenue (Friday)
High praise for Mani in Pasta’s Roman-style pizzas on 14th Street (Thursday)
The return of Gothamist (Thursday)
Reader report: Economy Foam & Futon is leaving 8th Street for Chelsea (Wednesday)
Cafe in the works for 2 St. Mark's Place, previously Ayios and St. Mark's Ale House (Tuesday)
The force is apparently no longer with Suffolk Arms (Monday)
MoMa officials not really into MoMaCha's name on the Bowery (Monday)
Slurp Shop signage (Monday)
Discarded painting of the week (Thursday)
... and EVG reader Steph noted that the Man in White — the longtime LES resident seen for years dressed head to toe in white — was spotted in blue jeans and a blue jacket this past week...
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