• A new community fridge for the East Village (Thursday)
• Workers reach the top of 644 E. 14th St.; future of building next door still in limbo 1 year later (Tuesday)
• Witnesses: Argument erupts in gunfire on Avenue B and 4th Street (Sunday)
• 1 more week for the pandemic-era curbside dining structures (Friday)
• $400,000 revamp planned for the Tompkins Square Park Dog Run (Wednesday)
• This holiday season, C&B Café serves up its first-ever pies (Monday)
• Construction watch: 204 Avenue A (Thursday)
• Mini Gourmet Deli is a new walk-up coffee and juice stand on 14th Street (Wednesday)
• The retail space housing NYC's first dog cafe, Boris & Horton, is for rent on Avenue A (Monday)
• A look at the recently revamped Brindle Room on 11th Street (Friday)
• Bruce Springsteen covers East Village-based singer-songwriter Jesse Malin's song "She Don't Love Me Now" (Friday)
• Rachel Sennott is the latest star to receive the look-alike contest treatment — and today at 3 in Tompkins Square Park (Sunday)
• CC Cyclery closes 13th Street shop to go mobile (Tuesday)
• Movie picks: The story of Ernest Cole, a photographer almost lost to history (Friday)
• The day before it was to rain all day (Wednesday)
• Tompkins Square Park today between the rain showers (Thursday)
• Coming attractions: House of Pasta on 12th Street (Monday)
• A clean start for this 5th Street storefront with the arrival of Wash & Fold (Wednesday)
• Openings: Kernel on 4th Street (and long live Other Music!) (Tuesday)
• A look at the Schmuck sign on 1st Avenue (Thursday)
On the NW corner of 9th and A, Ralph's is closed for the season (photo by Steven)...
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