Photo from Houston and the Bowery
• Jury selection continues in the manslaughter trial of Daniel Penny (Courthouse News ... Remembering Jordan Neely (ABC News)
• The nonprofits that operate NYC's homeless shelters are engaged in widespread corruption, officials say (The New York Times... UPI)
• The mayor's defense team is arguing that law enforcement agencies deliberately tried to tarnish his reputation (Gothamist)
• Races to watch in NYC this election season (THE CITY)
• Panhandler attacked a customer at Mee Noodle on First Avenue (PIX 11)
• A look at the fourth annual FranCon gathering at the Holiday Cocktail Lounge on St. Mark's Place (Vogue)
• New gallery exhibit on Second Street near Avenue A: Survivor-Girl, "women-identifying artists exploring the spectrum of womanhood and the survivor-body" (Ruby/Dakota ... previously on EVG)
• In praise of "Energies," a new exhibition at the Swiss Institute on Second Avenue and St. Mark's Place (Cultured)
• The man fighting to save the Elizabeth Street Garden (Interview)
• A fall-time look at Christo and Amelia, the resident red-tailed hawks of Tompkins Square Park (Laura Goggin Photography)
• A Taiwanese food crawl in the East Village (Gothamist)
• A Sixth Street co-op "embodies East Village cool, all grown up" (6sqft)
• Dirt Candy, which got its start on Ninth Street, turns 16 (Forbes)
• The NYC restaurants going old-school with the return of the reservation book (Eater)
• Two chances to see "All the President's Men" on the big screen, today and Wednesday (Metrograph)
... and on Avenue B between Eighth Street and Ninth Street this afternoon...
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