• Signs of opposition to the Meltzer Tower replacement plan (Oct. 6)
• Demolition begins for 25-story development at the Bowery and Great Jones (Oct. 5)
• Up high with artist Owen Dippie and his 6-story Basquiat mural on the Bowery (Oct. 8)
• Vacant 2nd Avenue lot from fatal 2015 explosion hits the market again (Oct. 8)
• After years in the works, "Loisaida Walls" takes shape on Avenue A (Oct. 6)
• Have you seen Ruco? (Oct. 7)
• Barryville General now in soft-open mode with its new market and cafe on Avenue A (Oct. 5)
• Macario is moving its Guadalajara-style sandwiches to Avenue B (Oct. 5)
• Blessing the animals on 9th Street (Oct. 4)
• Some shut-eye for Shaky Eyez after multi-agency bust on 14th Street (Oct. 7)
• Japanese grocery Yamadaya coming to Avenue A (Oct. 9)
• Cowabunga, dude: Teenage Mutant Turtles are (temporarily) moving into this EV space (Oct. 7) … About a Pee-wee Herman pop-up on the Bowery (Oct. 5)
• What's next for this prime 3rd Avenue corner? (Oct. 6)
• "Post More Bills" digs into 5 decades of downtown ephemera (Oct. 9)
• Say cheese? The photo booth boom continues on 10th Street (Oct. 7)
• Reiwatakiya has closed on St. Mark's Place (Oct. 6)
• Openings: Thone, a Georgian cafe on 6th Street (Oct. 7)
• Coming attractions: A Thai tea shop for 10th Street (Oct. 7)
• ICYMI: Hitchcocktober returns to the Village East (Oct. 4)
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