Sunday, December 4, 2022

Week in Grieview

Posts this past week included (with a photo on Second Avenue by Derek Berg)...

• Brooke Smith revisits the neighborhood's 1980s hardcore scene with 'Sunday Matinee' (Tuesday) 

• Employee from Ray's Pizza & Bagel Cafe killed after an early morning hit and run on Third Avenue (Sunday) 

• Part-time faculty at the New School reject university's latest contract offer (Friday) 

• Lower East Side mainstay El Sombrero has closed (Wedensday) 

• 'Tis the season for the 3rd & B'zaar Holiday Market (Thursday) 

• Why the area behind the fieldhouse in Tompkins Square Park has been locked (Monday) ... The area behind the Tompkins Square Park fieldhouse is back open to the public (Friday) 

• Waffles & Dinges and Bobwhite Counter among the vendors at the incoming Zero Irving food hall (Wednesday) 

• Baker Falls will bring together a cafe, bar and the Knitting Factory at the former Pyramid Club on Avenue A (Monday) 

• Construction watch: 699 E. 6th St. (Thursday) 

• On the topic of long-vacant lots (Thursday) 

• A new Aura for 1st Avenue (Tuesday)

• About the ongoing removal of the former Kindred curbside dining structure (Monday) 

• The new recreation space at Pier 42 gets its official welcome (Friday) 

• Today in tight, dangerous turns (Monday) 

• Tree down on 3rd Street (Wednesday) 

• Holy smokes! 2 more unlicensed weed shops pop up in the East Village (Friday)

... and as seen at the entrance to Anna Delvey's East Village building (the location is not a secret — it has been featured in multiple interviews) ... photo by Steven...
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousDecember 4, 2022 at 10:55 PM

    Cute dog, at the upper picture!

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousDecember 6, 2022 at 10:52 AM

    I was expecting ANNA PERU / PERU ANNA

    ReplyDelete

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