Sunday, September 13, 2026

EV Grieve's East Village Week in Review

Posts this past week included... with a last Tribute in Light shot from EVG reader Bettina...

• On 14th Street, Engine 5 remembers those lost on 9/11 (Sept. 11) ... From the East Village Books Poetry Window: World Trade Center (Sept. 11)

• "Locals Only" captures growing up in New York City (Sept. 9) 

• The bar as a neighborhood battleground: Max Wolf Friedlich and Hannah Getts on "The Holes" (Sept. 10) 

• The community fridge outside the Sixth Street Community Center is no more (Sept. 9) 

• NYPD releases photo of suspect in Most Holy Redeemer break-in (Sept. 10) 

• At last, a look at the new 3rd Avenue development (Sept. 8) 

• Community groups urge NYU Langone to preserve Kips Bay AMC and Fairway (Sept. 8) 

• A call to protect the trees outside the former St. Brigid School (Sept. 7) 

• Running with the 95 Bulls in Tompkins Square Park (Sept. 7) 

• Beauty Bar Marks 30 Years (Sept. 10) 

• Half Gallery closes its 4th Street annex (Sept. 8) 

• A brief floral intermission outside Key Food (Sept. 8) 

• Trinity's Churchyard Sessions return for 3 Tuesdays (Sept. 7) 

• Good Time Country Buffet debuts on 1st Avenue (Sept. 10) 

• Summer's parting shot (tip-in edition) (Sept. 7) 

EVG reader David Siegel shares a recent signage reveal over on Waverly between Mercer and Greene, where the latest Apollo Bagels outpost will be (closer to home, they're at 10th Street at First Avenue) 
... and now that summer is winding down, why not toss the artificial Christmas tree ... as seen on 12th Street via Heather Dubin... 
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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousSeptember 13, 2026 at 1:27 PM

    Apollo Bagels makes bagel-shaped sourdough bread!

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