[Photo on 2nd Avenue via Derek Berg]
The Small Business Jobs Survival Act to get City Council hearing next month (Crain's)
For $155 a month, L train passengers can take an ultra-lux alternative that offers free WiFi and a breakfast bar (VICE)
There was a $100,000 jewel heist on the Bowery (The Lo-Down)
Praise for Mayanoki on Sixth Street (The New Yorker)
History of the Ottendorfer Branch of the New York Public Library on Second Avenue (Off the Grid)
Emmy Squared on First Avenue at Fifth Street now open for lunch on Fridays (Instagram)
New exhibitions at the Swiss Institute on Second Avenue and St. Mark's (Official site)
Joey Skaggs on pranks becoming art (Artsy)
Citi Bike looking for a larger storage space in Stuy Town (Town & Village)
Tamara Jenkins's first film in a decade stars Kathryn Hahn and Paul Giamatti as an aging couple living in the East Village who are desperate for a child. The dramedy screens as part of the Main Slate section of the 56th New York Film Festival on Oct. 1 and 3. (Official site) And the trailer...
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