[Sky scene from 4th and A]
• A profile of Shuho Yagi, who has been running a number of Japanese restaurants in the East Village since 1984 (City Limits)
• On Seventh Street, a co-op owner "is being accused by neighbors of having guests who shoot heroin between their toes in the lobby, have sex in the corridors — and occasionally jump out the windows." (The Post)
• Man stabbed following dispute near the 7th and A entrance to Tompkins Square Park (PIX 11)
• Citi Biker, the victim of road rage, is nearly run down on the LES; cops blame the cyclist (Streetsblog)
• Apartment dwellers, know your heat and hot water rights (Curbed)
• Five weeks til SantaCon! (Gothamist)
• As The Lo-Down noted, architecture critic Michael Kimmelman praises Essex Crossing "in a piece that makes some good points, but is also loaded with factual errors and mischaracterizations of the Lower East Side mega-project" (The New York Times)
• Builders respond to the vote that gives community boards more time to review ULURP applications (The Real Deal)
• An end to the food hall craze? (Commercial Observer)
• A Noah Baumbach residency (Metrograph)
• A retrospective surveys the career of Holly Fisher (Anthology Film Archives)
• Cornell prof finds rough versions of 12 previously unreleased songs by Lou Reed (Variety)
• A look at some early 1990s NYC music venues, including Mission on Fifth between A and B (Ephemeral New York)
... and over at the Black Emperor, 197 Second Ave. between 12th Street and 13th Street, The Truffleist is now working the kitchen, taking over for Jae Lee's six-month burger residency. (Lee is prepping to open his first restaurant, Nowon on Sixth Street) ...
4 comments:
I was the neighbor of the guy on 7th st. For 2.5 years. I ultimately had to move because no action was taken despite my constant complaints.
Erm - is it just me, or does the topping on that poor hot dog look like something found copiously on EV sidewalks the day after SantaCon - or on most Friday/Saturday nights?
Some interesting reader comments in the Times' Essex Crossing article.
I commented on the first item, about Shuho Yagi, who was also called "The Shu;" he was the owner of 103 2nd Avenue, the restaurant at 2nd avenue and 6th street from approximately 1980 to 1990.
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