[Photo on Avenue B by Derek Berg]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
Affordable housing planned for city-owned buildings at 204 Avenue A and 535 E. 12th St. (Wednesday)
The makeshift memorials at the 2nd Avenue gas explosion site have been removed (Thursday)
Nicoletta Pizzeria closes 2nd Avenue dining room, plans move to a new delivery-only location (Friday)
You'll be back: Look at the renovated Hamilton-Holly House on St. Mark's Place (Monday)
City continues 14th Street prep work ahead of the L-train closure (Thursday)
More about Treetops, the name of the condoplex coming to 14 2nd Ave. (Monday)
Hardware store-replacing hardware store now open on 4th Avenue (Thursday)
Korean food coming to the former Dinah Hookah Lounge space on 2nd Avenue (Wednesday)
Christmas miracle on the Bowery (Saturday)
Signs of new businesses on 3rd Avenue, and an H Mart update (Wednesday)
New signage arrives for Paquito's on 1st Avenue (Friday)
Scrooged: Tompkins Square Park holiday tree remains dark (Saturday)
A sushi counter for 4th Street (Thursday)
JR's neglected 'Gun Chronicles' on the Bowery Mural Wall (Friday)
Ravagh Persian Grill currently closed for renovations (Monday)
The 6th Annual Wendigo Holiday Group Art Show opens (Wednesday)
Fashion Pickle has closed (Friday)
Full FULL reveal at 287 E. Houston St. (Monday)
Report: Thirteen East + West on the auction block (Thursday)
1 more post about this corner of Avenue B and 3rd Street (Monday)
For these 14th Street buildings, there's now renovations inside to match the noise outside (Tuesday)
Hanoi Soup Shop's on for 115 St. Mark's Place (Friday)
... and EVG reader OrangeHOWELL shared this from yesterday... Darryl "D.M.C." McDaniels was doing a photo opp on 12th Street at Avenue A ... under the Run DMC mural...
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