Tuesday, July 16, 2024

EVG Etc.: Those Link5G towers don't actually have 5G; the Swayze days of summer are here

• Fourth person dies from suspected drunken-driving collision on July 4 in Corlears Hook Park (ABC 7) 

• The Brooklyn builder linked to the Mayor Adams FBI probe is under scrutiny over the new development at 280 E. Houston St., seen above on the right (Gothamist... previously on EVG) 

• City records show that just 23 restaurants have hearings scheduled so far for the new outdoor dining program, with just three weeks left to sign up (Streetsblog) 

• The man preserving NYC's old signs and marquees, like the old Essex Card Shop signage (The New Yorker) 

• Baruch Bathhouse to remain empty as developer moves on from ice rink plan for the Lower East Side (The City) 

• Only two of the nearly 200 Link5G towers installed since 2022 have been fitted with 5G equipment (Gothamist ... Curbed ... previously on EVG) 

• The three juvenile red-tailed hawks are having a fun summer in Tompkins Square Park (Laura Goggin Photography) 

• More details about the two new EV spots from the Unapologetic Foods team (Eater... previously on EVG) 

• The Lower East Side's last Jewish pickle maker (The Jewish Chronicle) 

• Gov. Hochul signs a package of moped and e-bike safety bills into law (Streetsblog) 

• A look back at the work of "actor, agitator, musician, and writer" Zoë Lund, who wrote the screenplay for "The Bad Lieutenant" (Anthology Film Archives) 

• The Lazy, Hazy Swayze Days of Summer at Metrograph (Official site) 

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