Sunday, September 4, 2022

Week in Grieview

Posts this past week included ... (with a photo Thursday on Seventh Street by Derek Berg) ... 


• Report: Unsafe levels of arsenic found in the drinking water at Riis Houses; when did city officials know? (Saturday) 

• The Boys' Club has moved out of its longtime home on 10th Street and Avenue A (Monday) 

• Tenant concern as longtime family-owned residential buildings sell for $58 million (Thursday) 

• Essex Card Shop reopens on TUESDAY (Thursday) 

• Bands we like — Jade Tourniquet (Friday) 

• The Green Bench is stolen from the TF in Tompkins Square Park; 'this shit is an act of WAR' (Monday) 

• Highlights from Day 1 of Keyapalooza (Saturday)

• Claim: City cuts down tree on 5th Street after block association receives permission for pruning (Tuesday) 

• New at Ray's Candy Store: The corn dog (Tuesday)

• In the mood for autumn: Fall Into the City debuts at 3rd & B'zaar (Tuesday)

• A name change for Yoli Restaurant on 3rd Street (Wednesday) 

• Madame Vo team opening Monsieur Vo on 2nd Avenue (Wednesday) 

• Sanshi Noodle House looks closed (Tuesday) 

• The pits: Workers digging in for the future office building at 1 St. Mark's Place (Thursday) 

• Foxface closing Friday ahead of a move to new Avenue A space (Tuesday) 

• Why Panda Express isn't open yet on 14th and 1st (Thursday) 

• What's going in at the renovated 316 Bowery? (Monday) 

• City removes Poco's outdoor dining structures (Monday) 

... and headlines we didn't get around to posting: What the duck?
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