Sunday, December 20, 2020

Week in Grieview

Posts from this past week include... (and thanks to Derek Berg for the photo from Tompkins Square Park)

• The latest from the fire-damaged Middle Collegiate Church: the New York Liberty Bell survives (Monday)

• It snowed! (Thursday ... and Thursday

• Lovewild Design debuts on Avenue C (Friday

• Report of a small fire inside the empty P.S. 64 building on 9th Street (Thursday)

• NY AG: Madison Realty Capital to pay more than $1 million for victims of fraud and tenant harassment (Wednesday

• Celebrating 41 years of the Pyramid Club (Tuesday)

• Gallery Watch: In the Woods by Sally Saul at Rachel Uffner Gallery (Wednesday

• Theater in Quarantine presents a world premiere from an East Village closet (Monday

• East Village bars and restaurants temporarily close down again (Tuesday

• Restoring the Blondie mural on Bleecker and the Bowery (Monday

• A new look (and name!) for the East Village Neighbors Fridge (Friday

• Workers clear lot ahead of new-building construction on 6th Street and Avenue C (Wednesday

• A visit to Stoned Gourmet Cannabis Pizza (Friday

• New York Sal's Pizza bringing slices to 14th Street (Monday

• This week's NY See panel (Thursday

• Break ins at A break in at Kolkata Chai Cafe (Tuesday) and East Village Finest Deli (Wednesday)

• Rapid COVID-19 testing center opening on the Bowery (Monday)

• Steel structure for new Houston Street office building continues ascent (Monday

• Here then, the renovated 84 2nd Ave. (Tuesday

• Sanitation worker spares snowman's life on 7th Street! (Thursday

• Former Finnerty's space for rent on 2nd Avenue (Monday)

And remember...
... and this too! (Thanks Delphine for the photo!) ...
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