• Remembering John Penley, photographer and activist of the East Village (Sept. 28)
• 11th Street e-bike hub faces renewed enforcement (Oct. 1)
• The East Village of the 1980s, in living color (Sept. 30)
• New trees, a rain garden and a mini-forest taking root in Tompkins Square Park (Oct. 2) ... Tompkins Square Park officially has a mini forest (Oct. 3)
• East Village author Maureen Johnson finds mystery close to home (Sept. 29)
• Potenza Centrale has closed on Avenue B (Sept. 28)
• Fallen trees keep PDT and Crif Dogs closed on St. Mark's Place (Oct. 3)
• Happy 40th to Pangea (Sept. 27)
• LPC set to revisit new building proposed next to Merchant's House Museum (Sept. 28)
• New details emerge in Most Holy Redeemer break-in (Sept. 30)
• Blessing of the Animals returns to Trinity Lower East Side (Oct. 2)
• Checking in on 20 Blocks on 4th Street (Oct. 1)
• Show Brain keeps the free shows coming (Oct. 1)
• Man indicted in QR code parking scam that surfaced in the East Village (Oct. 2)
• Tipsy Tie Dye bringing some color to Avenue A (Sept. 29)
• Fluff Club getting unleashed on Avenue B (Sept. 30)
• ICYMI: Starbucks has left Avenue A and St. Mark's Place (Sept. 29)
• "The Holes" extends its East Village run (Sept. 28)
The Duane Reade/Walgreens on Second Street and Avenue B is offering a valuable free service on Thursday afternoon — rapid HIV and syphilis testing. Staff from NYU Langone Health and Bellevue will be on site from 1 to 4 p.m., offering confidential rapid testing as well as connections to PrEP, PEP and other clinical services. The Keith Haring Foundation funds the program. No appointment is needed. (Photo by Stacie Joy)
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