Sunday, November 14, 2021

Week in Grieview

Posts this past week included (with a fall shot outside St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery on 2nd Avenue at 10th Street) ... 

• Documenting the city's 'clean-up' along Tompkins Square Park on 7th Street (Monday) ... City removes tent encampment from 7th Street outside Tompkins Square Park (Thursday) 

• Speaking out for the return of the former P.S. 64 to the community (Wednesday) 

• There won't be a Cookie Walk this Christmas (Monday)

• Your chance to hear Citi Bike's expansion plans (Tuesday) 

• A new chapter at the 11th Street Community Garden with debut of a lending library (Wednesday) 

• First look at Lil' Frankies Grocery on 1st Avenue (Wednesday) 

• Italian specialty shop Via Della Scrofa debuts on 4th Street (Thursday) 

• Bar Veloce returns from pandemic hiatus (Monday)

• Work starts on the Union Square Holiday Market (Wednesday) 

• Cinnamon Girl bringing cake, pie and coffee to 2nd Avenue (Tuesday) 

• Ahimsa Garden is leaving the East Village (Thursday) 

• Lahore Deli — home of the world's best chai? — has closed on Crosby Street (Tuesday) 

• Miss Kita by the sea (Friday) 

• A look at Tiger Lily Kitchen, opening soon on 3rd Avenue (Thursday) 

• Plant-based Mexican cuisine next for 120 1st Ave. (Monday) 

• The new outpost of the Wild Son opens today (Tuesday) 

• Former Zum Schneider space now for lease on 7th Street and Avenue C (Wednesday) 

• Beyond the sea: Crab Du Jour shapes up on 1st Avenue (Wednesday)

• Holy smokes! Another accessories store setting up shop, this time on 2nd Street (Monday)

... and from the Citizen app late Friday night... anyone see burning golf carts here?
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