[Photo yesterday by Derek Berg]
Posts this last week included...
• Tompkins Square Library reopens today for grab-and-go service (Monday)
• New 5th Street coffee shop closes in less than 2 months; owner says the 9th Precinct's barricades "greatly restricted" his foot traffic (Thursday)
• CM Carlina Rivera calls for Parks Dept. to review fate of Cox statue in Tompkins Square Park (Tuesday)
• Bluestockings announce new home on Suffolk Street (Saturday)
• Manhattan45, a dance music record store, arrives on 10th Street (Thursday)
• Tropical storm Isaias brings down tree limbs in Tompkins Square Park (Tuesday)
• Storm damage: Pedestrian injured by falling debris on Avenue A and 3rd Street (Tuesday)
• East Village bar owner petitioning against Cuomo’s COVID-19 menu mandate has liquor license suspended for not serving food (Wednesday)
• An East River Park reunion (Saturday)
• MTA unveils new 14th Street L-train elevators; make a pitch to the feds for funding (Friday)
• This week's NY See Panel (Thursday)
• Fish ahoy! The Chippery debuts on 1st Avenue (Tuesday)
[As seen on 2nd Avenue]
• 204 Avenue A disappears; the all-new 202 Avenue appears (Tuesday)
• Bowery Mission selling Avenue D facility (Thursday)
• The Walgreens on Astor Place closes at the end of August (Monday)
• Hamilton Fish Pool reopens (Monday)
• Porsena has closed for good on 7th Street (Monday)
• Fonda permanently closes on Avenue B (Wednesday)
• Oda House closes East Village location (Thursday)
• Karma Lounge closes after 21 years on 1st Avenue (Friday)
• Matthew Kenney changing up concepts on 2nd Avenue and 4th Street (Monday)
• Cantilevering condoplex next to Rite Aid looking glassy (Monday)
... and it was a busy week for making 2020 holiday plans and discarding last year's Christmas tree... as seen Wednesday on St. Mark's Place via Derek Berg...
... and a day later a reader came across this on 12th Street between Avenue A and Avenue B...
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1 comment:
It's been a busy week. We appreciate your continued coverage of former holiday trees and bushes. Some values are eternal. xo, jg
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