[Last night's sunset from 3rd and B]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
New state legislation aims to combat predatory equity (Tuesday)
Council Member Carlina Rivera introducing bill that would fine Airbnb for undisclosed listings (Thursday)
RIP Anthony Bourdain (Friday)
Here's Lady Jday's Sing For Hope piano that will be in Tompkins Square Park the next few weeks (Tuesday)
The latest I Am a Rent-Stabilized Tenant (Thursday)
Hecho en Dumbo is closing after 8 years on the Bowery (Monday)
This week's NY See (Thursday)
End is nearing for the businesses on the northeast corner of 3rd Avenue and St. Mark's Place (Monday)
Tokuyama Salon Cafe now serving coffee and croissants on 6th Street (Wednesday)
Demolition permits filed to bring down former Lucky Cheng's building on 1st Avenue (Monday)
Third Street Music School's free noontime summer music series starts (Wednesday)
Cherche Midi makes closing official (Saturday)
1st glass: 80 E. 10th St. shows off its floor-to-ceiling windows (Wednesday)
Mast Books now open in its new corner space on Avenue A (Friday)
Emmy Square signage arrives at the former Three of Cups (Monday ... Thursday)
Suki to sell sushi from 7th Street (Thursday)
It's 2 a.m., do you know where your potato pancakes are? (Wednesday)
Corner space on 7th Street and Avenue B for rent as Jillery wraps up its business (Monday)
New retail space hits the market at 116 St. Mark's Place (Wednesday)
Wet plate photography in Tompkins Square Park (Monday)
A record payday for an East Village walk-up co-op (Tuesday)
Tarallucci e Vino East Village remains closed for renovations (Friday)
Hot pot switcheroo on 2nd Avenue (Tuesday)
That's all for Lucky's Famous Burgers on East Houston (Friday)
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