[Tompkins Square Park this morning]
Posts this last week included...
• Body of dismembered, decapitated man found inside residence on Houston and Suffolk (Tuesday) Reports: Police arrest former personal assistant in murder of tech CEO (Friday)
• The final days at I Need More, the late Jimmy Webb's rock 'n' roll boutique on the LES (Saturday)
• Bali Kitchen closes on Aug. 1: "COVID-19 was too much for us" (Thursday)
• Gemini Rosemont buys third parcel on 2nd Avenue for future development (Friday)
• Odessa's longtime manager says the diner is closing for good; co-owner later says they're just closing for renovations (Monday)
• The Russian & Turkish Baths have NOT permanently closed on 10th Street (Monday)
• New community coalition helping keep Avenue B safe for cyclists and pedestrians (Monday)
• These East Village streets are now part of the expanded Open Restaurants initiative (Saturday)
• Veeray Da Dhaba bringing the "authentic roadside cuisine of Punjab" to 1st Avenue (Tuesday)
• This week's NY See panel (Thursday)
• Checking in on Pause Cafe (Thursday)
• Flashback Friday: Take a virtual tour of the Brant Foundation's Basquiat exhibit from 2019 (Friday)
• Report of a fire at 67 Avenue D (Wednesday)
• Retail space at 4 St. Mark's Place, onetime home of Trash & Vaudeville, is for rent again (Wednesday)
• Stranded Records is back open (Friday)
• INA NYC closes 13th Street outpost (Wednesday)
• On 2nd thought, C&B finishes its curbside seating with the help of the DOT (Tuesday)
• Mystery dig behind the St. Brigid School (Wednesday)
• Shell shock! Lost turtles return to La Plaza Cultural (Wednesday)
• Calling out a plant thief on 7th Street (Thursday)
• Oscar watch on 2nd Street (Monday)
• The new-look 151 Avenue A (Thursday)
• Formerly interesting new business closes on 1st Avenue and 14th Street (Monday)
• The Standard East Village sets reopening date (Monday)
... and as seen on Avenue B at East Houston...
[Photo by Vinny & O]
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