Sunday, June 9, 2019

Week in Grieview


[Depp thoughts on 2nd Avenue by Derek Berg]

Posts from this past week included...

This is what the Hells Angels building sold for (Thursday)

Miscelanea NY announces June 16 closing date (Wednesday)

Report: Man attacks M15 with a knife on 2nd Avenue (Friday)

The Eddy is closing June 17 on 6th Street (Monday)

Gelarto packs it up on Avenue A (Wednesday)

New equipment for the former Moishe's Bake Shop (Thursday)

About the 'Pay It No Mind' mural honoring LGBTQ+ advocate Marsha P. Johnson outside the F train stop on 2nd Avenue (Friday)

Last weekend for Streecha Ukrainian Kitchen before the summer break (Friday)


[Photo in Tompkins Square Park by Derek Berg]

Optyx has closed at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary (Monday)

Dig Inn confirmed for 13th Street and 4th Avenue (Monday)

Kick out the jams: The 'Community of Dreams' piano arrives on Astor Place (Wednesday)

Moneyball: Is A-Rod your new landlord? (Monday)

Tai Thai is temporarily closed (Thursday)

A new age on 10th Street: Rocky’s Crystals & Minerals opens (Friday)

A new tenant — and landlord — for the landmarked 137 2nd Ave. (Tuesday)

On 2nd Avenue, renovations turn into a seizure by the Marshal at Hot Box (Tuesday)

CoCo Fresh Tea and Juice shutters on St. Mark's (Monday)

Just For Fen folds on 1st Avenue (Thursday)

Another look at that two-wing building growing in Brooklyn (Thursday)

A 30th anniversary tribute to the Tiananmen Square protests on the LES (Tuesday)

On Avenue A Bin 141 is open, though Angelina Cafe is not (Friday)

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