• Fire destroys Essex Card Shop on Avenue A (Monday) ... Scenes from the fire at 47 Avenue A (Monday) ... Information about a crowdfunding campaign to help the fire-damaged Essex Card Shop (Tuesday) ... Assessing the fire damage at Essex Card Shop (Thursday)
• Exit9 reopens on Avenue A after fire next door (Thursday) ... Downtown Yarns hopes to reopen in a week (Thursday)
• The March Hare is closing so the owners can focus on health and family (Friday)
• Man shot and killed in shooting inside the Lillian Wald Houses Saturday (Saturday)
• Sunny's Florist closed until early March (Monday)
• Lights out: Bulb Concepts has closed on 7th Street (Wednesday)
• Key Food is no longer open 24/7 (Wednesday)
• Gallery Watch checks out a new show at The Hole on Walker Street (Saturday)
• A call to revamp ABC Playground at P.S. 20 on Houston and Essex (Wednesday)
• Irving Farm New York is opening an outpost on 10th Street (Monday)
• Solving the Great Santa Claus Mystery of Tompkins Square Park (Wednesday)
• City finally repairing 6th Street sinkhole (Friday)
• Another day, another smoke shop reveal in the East Village (Wednesday)
• Signage alert on the SW corner of Avenue A and 6th Street (Friday)
• Chip, chip hooray! Video highlights from MulchFest 2022 (Tuesday)
• LES Convenience is coming soon for your convenience on Avenue A (Monday)
• Abandoned curbside dining structures attracting more attention on the NE corner of 6th and A (Monday)
As a follow-up to this Friday evening parting shot, in which two local college students tried to remove a Pete Davidson/Rowing Blazers wheatpaste ad on St. Mark's Place... they shared a photo from their dorm room with Lola Sáenz showing how they fared...
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