[Tuesday's EV sunrise]
Posts this last week included...
• RIP Phyllis Somerville (Tuesday)
• RIP Frans Nieuwendam (Wednesday)
• One month on, a look at curbside dining in the East Village (Thursday)
• Odessa is closed for now, but will it reopen? (Wednesday)
• Good samaritans slashed outside 2nd Avenue restaurant (Saturday)
• A memorial for Fahim Saleh on East Houston Street (Monday)
• Drag racing on First Avenue (Saturday)
• Mother of Pearl and Honey Bee's close to make way for a larger Amor y Amargo on Avenue A (Monday)
• At the Lower East Side Sports Academy car wash on Avenue D (Friday)
• Bluestockings is leaving its Allen Street home of 21 years: "This is not goodbye" (Tuesday)
• Renovations at long last for the haunted beauty at 104 E. 10th St. (Tuesday)
• A grim small business outlook (Wednesday)
• Last day for I Need More (Monday)
• Pastry alert: French bakery set to open next month at 229 1st Ave. (Tuesday)
• Hit Japanese coffee cafe Hi-Collar moves to a larger space on 9th Street (Monday)
• New brief says city must stop plans to raze East River Park (Wednesday)
• About the for-rent sign at Tac N Roll on 4th Street (Monday)
• (Another) new owner for 243 E. 7th St. (Thursday)
• This weeks NY See panel (Thursday)
• The East Village Eviction Free Zone (Friday)
• A locksmith for this retail space on 10th Street (Monday)
• The former Lions & Tigers & Squares space is for rent on 2nd Avenue (Monday)
• Sushi Kai opening soon on 9th Street (Thursday)
... and a new Frank Ape-Sac Six zen collaboration on Avenue A...
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