Sunday, March 30, 2025

Week in Grieview

Posts this past week included (with a photo on Ludlow Street)...

• "A reminder of the tragedy that left many physically and emotionally wounded..." (Wednesday) ... Wednesday's parting shots (Wednesday) 

• RIP Janne Schaefers (Wednesday) 

• Terra Thai reopens with new grab-and-go items (Tuesday) 

• An impromptu goodbye party as Sabor A Mexico closes on 1st Avenue (Thursday)

• Williamsburg hit Titi's bringing the empanadas to 7th Street (Wednesday) 

• A moment with East Village artist Scooter LaForge (Friday) 

• A few more details on the condo conversion of a former tenement synagogue on 4th Street (Monday) 

• Residential rendering reveal at the former 9th Street parking garage (Monday) 

• At the annual fundraiser for the Sixth Street Community Center (Tuesday) 

• Last days for Current Coffee and Sunday C&C Eatery at the Bowery Market (Wednesday) 

• After December fire in building, Jane Cookshop will not be reopening on 9th Street (Monday) 

• Urbanspace Union Square has shut down to make way for Time Out Market (Tuesday) 

• A week left for 'Before the Clean-Up' at new East Village gallery Smilers (Saturday) 

• 7 years vacant, the storefront on the NW corner of 3rd Avenue and 12th Street is now for rent (Monday) 

• At the closing party for Lori McLean's jewelry shop (Saturday)

• Checking in on the bunny of 13th and B (Sunday) 

• Bánh Anh Em looking closer to opening on 3rd Avenue (Tuesday)

• On St. Mark's Place, sidewalk emerges after lengthy construction stint (Thursday) ... Welcoming back another East Village sidewalk (Friday) 

• Venerable Joe's Pizza becomes Jonas Pizza for a day to celebrate the Jonas Brothers (Sunday) 

... and more spring in Tompkins...
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1 comment:

  1. EPAMarch 31, 2025 at 11:32 AM

    NYC would be a better place WITHOUT Joe's Pizza!!!

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