[Inspiration on Avenue B]
Posts from this past week included...
• Ranger Rob comes to the rescue after Christo gets stuck between buildings on 7th Street (Saturday)
• Report of a fatality at the Astor Place station (Monday)
• JUICE is a new gallery on St. Mark's Place, and its first group show debuts tonight (Thursday) At the opening night group show at JUICE gallery on St. Mark's Place (Saturday)
• Crowdfunding campaign launched for fire-damaged Via Della Pace on 7th Street (Tuesday)
• Special news report from 1967: "Hippies change scene in East Village" (Wednesday)
• The Third Man has closed on Avenue C (Monday)
• 94-96 Avenue A wrapped ahead of 1-floor extension (Monday)
• The Black 6 Coffee Trading Co. takes up temporary residency on 4th Street (Tuesday)
• Someone tagged the steps at the Merchant's House Museum (Tuesday)
• More details made public about the 101 Condominium on 1st Avenue and 2nd Street (Thursday)
• Here's a look at the new Half Gallery exterior on Avenue B and 4th Street (Thursday)
• Zadie's Oyster Room has closed (Friday)
• Sally Beauty coming to 14th Street (Wednesday)
• Solidcore snaps up former ICP space on the Bowery (Monday)
• The former Manitoba's space receives the plywood treatment on Avenue B (Friday)
• Construction watch: 238 E. 3rd St. (Wednesday)
• Cover letters: Signage comes down at the now-closed Zum Schneider on Avenue C (Thursday)
• Here's the completed mural of Kobe and Gianna Bryant on the Lower East Side (Friday)
• Stargirl 2020 (Friday)
• The remains of the St. Mark's Market (Thursday)
... and please enjoy the new mailboxes that the USPS left for our use, such as one on Avenue A and Ninth Street...
[Photo yesterday by Steven]
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