Moving day on Second Avenue... photo by Derek Berg...
Saturday, August 29, 2020
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- 6 posts from August
- Support for Punjabi Grocery and Deli
- Sun's Laundry closes after more than 60 years on 1...
- A look at the new-look 57 St. Mark's Place
- Veeray Da Dhaba debuts on 1st Avenue
- Prim Thai debuts on 1st Street
- [Updated] A bad sign at 99 Favor Taste
- Young and on the loose
- Week in Grieview
- Colorful new curbside seating for International Bar
- Signs of the times
- Saturday's parting shot
- Also, happy Independent Bookstore Day
- NYPD searching for suspects in 2 elevator muggings...
- Academy Records is back open (and happy Record Sto...
- Tribute to a friend
- A variation of dine and dash on 4th Street
- A second Famous Cutz now open on 1st Avenue
- Plans call for 11-story condoplex at former site o...
- Tuome reopens on 5th Street for takeout and delivery
- Thursday's parting shot
- Grant Shaffer's NY See
- A visit to Anyway Cafe
- Sales launch for condos at site of deadly 2nd Aven...
- (Re)openings: Borrachito on A; Lost City Oyster Ho...
- A return visit
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- Longtime counterman ponders life after B&H
- Free groceries this afternoon at Trinity's Service...
- Clearing out Third Rail Coffee
- The Other Music Documentary is now available on st...
- Turntable Lab closes its 10th Street storefront
- The Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space reopens today ...
- Yuba has closed on 9th Street
- Monday's parting shot
- Local elected officials wants answers on the statu...
- Speculating about the future of John Varvatos in t...
- Kitchen Sink removes part of its roof to accommoda...
- A look at the larger Amor y Amargo on A; plus Soda...
- American Dream Gourmet Deli coming to 14th Street
- What's going on with the local OddFellows spaces?
- Report: Judge denies temporary restraining order f...
- Sunday's parting shot
- RIP Walter Lure
- Week in Grieview
- Report: Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging the Ea...
- 'Bringing Back Bowery: Public Art as Protest' exte...
- Curlie and Poo
- An art opening on 11th Street with music from Zimb...
- HBD Joe Strummer
- A little off the top
- New building construction now in the obscure the Y...
- Yoga to the People won't be reopening on St. Mark'...
- Mister Paradise is now hibernating on 1st Avenue; ...
- Grant Shaffer's NY See
- A reality check from B&H Dairy
- Clay Pot won't be returning to St. Mark's Place
- The tooth about this new Avenue A tenant
- And here's Prince Tea House on 10th Street
- Wednesday's parting shot
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- Report: Cloister Cafe owner sues state over suspen...
- O'Hanlon's preps for reopening
- Storefront surprise! A new laundromat coming soon ...
- The original Juice Press has closed
- Aug. 18
- 'In The Realm Of Anansi From Assisi' continues on ...
- Friends and neighbors come together to help Chef L...
- Baked Cravings opening an outpost on St. Mark's Place
- Thailand Cafe will not be reopening on 2nd Avenue
- UPS delivering a retail outlet to 1st Avenue
- The last of the COVID-19 memorial has been removed...
- The former Gem Spa space is for lease
- Ravi DeRossi plans vegan Mexican restaurant for fo...
- Sanshi Rice Noodle coming to 2nd Avenue and 7th St...
- SLA temporarily suspends the liquor license at St....
- The Horsebox closes on Avenue A
- Week in Grieview
- Minca Ramen Factory is back open on 5th Street
- Compost collection returns to the Tompkins Square ...
- Saturday's parting shot
- More love from Webster Hall
- A look at 'Bringing Back Bowery' at Howl! Happening
- In your right 'Mind'
- Workers removing damaged Elm tree in Tompkins Squa...
- [Updated] ATM swiped from outside Yankee Deli on A...
- A visit to East Village Acupuncture & Massage
- Bleecker Street Bar closing on Aug. 30
- Grant Shaffer's NY See
- A visit to East Side Ink
- 'Public Art as Protest' debuts at Howl! Happening
- SLA suspends the liquor licenses at the Hairy Lemo...
- Wednesday's parting shot
- Man randomly damages front window at Azaleas on 2n...
- Masking the East Village
- New barricade placement along the Open Streets of ...
- Renovations at the former Provident Loan Society b...
- Good news if you're done with summer
- Report: Psychics seeing an uptick in business
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4 comments:
Here come the NYU kids; let's all bow down to these gods and goddesses of the future.
It's a new social distancing apparatus. Very effective at neutralizing aerosolize CV19 droplets.
First, great photo Derek Berg, as always. This is the carnage left by people moving out. The streets of NYC are full of treasures. Go get them.
Unknown, Thank you for that.
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