[13th Street]
Posts from this past week included...
• RIP David Gonzales (Thursday)
• 2 new East Village murals honor George Floyd (Monday)
• Checking in on Mikey Likes It (Friday)
• An East Village community raffle for Black Lives Matter (Wednesday)
• Scenes from peaceful protests in Union Square (Sunday)
• Perspectives on feeding the homeless in the neighborhood (Monday)
• An appreciation: East Village Books (Tuesday)
• The 1st Avenue fruit vendor returns (Monday)
• Reopenings: Il Posto Accanto (Tuesday)
• Ben's Deli returns, and there's a new pop-up taco shop inside (Thursday)
• The L-train stop on 1st Avenue officially has all 4 entrances open (Thursday)
• Khyber Pass closes on St. Mark's Place (Thursday)
• Exquisite Cleaners is closing (Tuesday)
• Twilight's last gleaming: One last electric version of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' on 7th Street (Wednesday)
• Violet won't be reopening on 5th Street (Wednesday)
• Your Desire in Food now open on 4th and B (Wednesday)
• Wilson and Gator are missing from La Plaza Cultural (Friday)
• St. Mark's Place seems a little more St. Mark's Place-like with the return of the sidewalk vendors (Wednesday)
• This week's NY See panel (Thursday)
• Villa Cemita is closing on Avenue A (Friday)
• Happy returns: Trash cans are back on East Village sidewalks (Thursday)
• Forsythia temporarily sets up on 7th Street (Tuesday)
...and some more baby hawk watching in Tompkins Square Park... this photo comes from peter radley after the juvenile chased off a nosy squirrel...
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