[Tompkins Square Park yesterday via Walter Wlodarczyk]
Posts from the past week included...
• RIP Giuseppi Logan (Monday)
• Updating: Here's a map of what's open in the East Village (Tuesday)
• Anton van Dalen, drawing in isolation (Friday)
• RIP Shirley Campbell (Thursday)
• Report: Housing facility for seniors on 12th Street is 'a ticking coronavirus time bomb' (Monday)
• Need something to read? Book Club now making local deliveries via bike messenger (Wednesday)
• Where residents can get a free meal during the week (Wednesday)
• Here's how to check out a new group show this weekend (Saturday)
• There are now plans for an 8-story residential building on this long-empty 10th Street lot (Thursday)
• A COVID-19 Urban Etiquette Sign (Saturday)
• This week's NY See (Thursday)
• There's now a Twitter account that will let you know about the lines outside Trader Joe's and Target on 14th Street (Thursday)
• The last night, for now, at Ben's Deli (Tuesday)
• New sculpture for the COVID-19 memorial on 10th Street and Avenue A (Monday)
• A hopeful sign of things to come at Lucy's (Monday)
• Despite what Google says, Tompkins Square Park is open (Thursday)
• Loews Village 7 appears safe for now (Wednesday)
• Travels of a cello (Tuesday)
• It might get loud: the 7 p.m. cheer as heard on Seventh Street (Monday)
And several restaurants-cafes reopened this past week...
• Café Social 68 now serving from their all-new to-go door (Saturday)
• Downtown Bakery returns (Friday)
• Elsewhere Espresso is back in action (Friday)
• Caracas Arepa Bar returns for takeout and delivery on 7th Street (Thursday)
• Two Boots Pizza returns today after a 17-day break (Wednesday)
• SMØR returns to service (Wednesday)
• Dual Specialty Store is back open (Wednesday)
... and Chipper Girl the cockatoo was making new friends in Tompkins Square Park yesterday ...
[Photos by Steven]
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