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- Pride Weekend parting shot
- 6 posts from June
- Week in Grieview
- 1989 and 1990 Pride
- Pridefest — featuring Princess Nokia and Spice Gir...
- Love and Pride: At the start of the Drag March in ...
- Friday's parting shots
- A song along the Side of the road
- Last chance to see 'The First Time I Saw The Ramon...
- I Am a Rent-Stabilized Tenant
- The Drag March is tonight
- Will you buy a Gem Spa T-shirt?
- Metropolis Vintage is throwing a grand-opening par...
- Manitoba's has closed
- Grant Shaffer's NY See
- A visit to Desi Galli on Avenue B
- Reader report: Designated bike lane arrives on 3rd...
- In the swim: City pools open today
- The New Museum unveils plans for expanded facility...
- How about another look inside the former Grassroot...
- Discount store opens today at 47 Avenue A
- NYPD seeks info on this burglary suspect who enter...
- Looking at the new Avenue A L-train entrances; plu...
- Here are the rent increases for rent-stabilized ap...
- I Am a Rent-Stabilized Tenant in The New Yorker
- A new nest for Amelia and Christo in Tompkins Squa...
- A new sign for Ray's Candy Store, and a visit by K...
- Tuesday's parting shot
- Renovations underway at the (formerly) mysterious ...
- Chong Qing Xiao Mian II has closed on 2nd Avenue
- This documentary takes you inside Jay Maisel's mov...
- East Village residents take exception with Nobletr...
- Goodbye Sunshine
- Is this the real life? Watch a group singalong of ...
- Christo looks as if he wants to kill a mockingbird
- This mural on Avenue A is a passage from 'Call Me ...
- Permanent vacation now for the St. Brigid School
- Honoring the past with a theater performance at Ma...
- 14th Street busway markings arrive; so does a laws...
- Here's the martial arts studio signage on 11th and C
- The disappearing former P.C. Richard on 14th Street
- Checking in on the BP-replacing condoplex of 2nd A...
- WIP: A new sign for Ray's Candy Store
- Week in Grieview
- At the Queer Faith celebration at Middle Collegiat...
- Now on lower 2nd Avenue: The Lower 2nd Avenue Summ...
- A Summer Solstice celebration at the Green Oasis C...
- A talk about Up Against the Wall Motherfuckers ton...
- EV Pride
- Friday's parting shot
- Debt sounds
- Explosion-site condoplex reaches the top
- Raphael Toledano to pay $3 million, faces possible...
- Report: 18 years to life for man who murdered Eliz...
- Let's Make Some Music New York!
- The MTA wonders if you'll shop at this CVS machine...
- Grant Shaffer's NY See
- EVG Etc.: LGBTQ landmarks in the East Village; aff...
- Garbage truck parking situation on 10th Street sti...
- Report: LPC approves transfer of air rights across...
- [Updated] Another look at the southwest corner of ...
- Wednesday's parting shot
- Report: Ricky's will be down to 2 NYC locations
- A visit to St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery
- The 411 on the 101 Condominium
- The Gem Spa Zoltar is alive and well and telling f...
- Your chance to hear about the proposed bike lane f...
- 2 storefronts shaping up on 2nd Avenue for Calexic...
- Tuesday's parting shot
- The NYPD is looking for suspect who stole bike fro...
- RIP Joe Overstreet
- Air rights transfer to make 3 St. Mark's Place lar...
- 'Gem Spa is open!'
- A garage sale today at the now-closed Miscelanea N...
- So long to 238 E. 3rd St.
- Richard Morrison and Bill Rice at SHFAP begins on ...
- 2nd Avenue sinkhole alert
- East Village Merchant Pride
- Photo exclusive: Take a look inside the former Hel...
- St. Mark's Vegan Food Court debuts at 12 St. Mark'...
- What happened to the DeRobertis neon sign on 1st A...
- Anything to lose sleep over? That empty Raymour & ...
- A reminder that First Lamb Shabu is coming soon to...
- Sunday's parting shot
- Time passages
- Week in Grieview
- Eddie Boros returns to 5th Street
- Saturday's parting shot
- Remembering June 15, 1904 — the General Slocum Dis...
- Ghost signage plywood on 7th Street
- Go inside the gates today at the New York City Mar...
- Friday's parting shot
- Spirit of '77'
- EVG Etc.: Rent reform reactions; 'Russian Doll' re...
- Q&A with the director of the short film 'Deborah H...
- Tree Bistro returns, though without the garden spa...
- Last weekend for Miscelanea NY
- The Lower 'Eats' Side festival returns to the Lowe...
- Thursday's parting shot
- Taking a seat for social change in Tompkins Square...
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2 comments:
I went to EV Vintage Collective and Lucky's on B and both places had no idea how to aquire these pint glasses but had the tote bags.
I got a pint glass at Lancelotti
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