Posts this past week included (with a photo by Stacie Joy of ATM hijinks on 2nd Avenue)...
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• East Village tenants call for nonprofit ownership amid years of housing instability (Monday, June 9)
• RIP Billy Jones (Tuesday, June 10)
• About the East Village Music Festival, taking place on June 22 at La Plaza Cultural (Wednesday, June 11)
• A belated farewell to a familiar fixture of St. Mark’s Place (Monday, June 9)
• Early voting is underway (Saturday, June 14)
• A band to know: Um, Jennifer? (Friday, June 13)
• Titi’s Empanadas opens today (Friday the 13th!) on 7th Street (Friday, June 13)
• The Merchant's House Museum remains open during exterior restoration work (Tuesday, June 11)
• East Village artist reimagines where and how we see art, starting with exhibit at corner market (Friday, June 13)
• 'Placeholders' highlights businesses located in HDFC storefronts (Thursday, June 12)
• Keys to the city: The Sing for Hope piano has arrived in Tompkins Square Park (Tuesday, June 10)
• The 4th annual LUNGS Theater Festival takes place this weekend (Thursday, June 12)
• Changes brewing at Associated on Avenue C and 8th Street (Thursday, June 12)
• Sip + Co. closing on 9th Street (Wednesday, June 11)
• What happened to the blue mail collection box outside the Tompkins Square Post Office? (Friday, June 13)
• On the clock: Lower East Side Lidl Watch (Thursday, June 12)
• 'Daredevil' season 2 at Panna II (Saturday, June 14)
• Duane Reade is not sleeping on this Rite Aid closing-soon situation (Wednesday, June 11)
• Signage alert: Crêpes le Bon on Avenue A (Tuesday, June 11)
• New chapter in healing: Spear PT to open in former dispensary space on 14th Street (Monday, June 9)
• From around the blogosphere: The history of 106 Avenue C (Wednesday, June 11)
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