[Photo on 7th Street by Derek Berg]
• An explainer on New York state’s COVID Rent Relief Program (Curbed)
• Aunt says accused killer Tyrese Devon Haspil "was a quiet young man, at times annoying, but incapable of the cold-blooded murder of victim Fahim Saleh" (Daily News ... previously on EVG)
• Why gets to drink outdoors in NYC? "Nobody is drinking pouches of colorful cocktails underneath the floodlights on Avenue D." (Grub Street)
• Without jobs in bars and restaurants, what will happen to the city's creative class? (The Associated Press)
• Inside Abolition Park (The Indypendent)
• A unique season package at the New York Theatre Workshop on Fourth Street — a subscription to the artists, rather than to a roster of plays (The Washington Post)
• The online screenings and events at the Anthology Film Archives (Official site)
• Empire State Building observatory reopens Monday (USA Today)
• ICYMI: A Sonic Youth album guide (Brooklyn Vegan)
• Diversions: When the Ramones appeared on the Sha Na Na television variety show in 1979 (Boing Boing)
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