Monday, November 28, 2011
Reciprocal Skateboards expands
Shawn Chittle passes along word that Reciprocal Skateboards has expanded into the previously vacant storefront next door on East 11th Street near First Avenue...
Chocolate Library owner trying to save his shop via Kickstarter
On Friday, we pointed out that the Chocolate Library on St. Mark's Place is now for rent... The shop closed rather quietly last month...
Owner Byron Bennett left a comment on that post... He is trying to raise money on Kickstarter to reopen the store... here's his comment:
FYI, I'm trying to see if I can raise enough money to reopen The Chocolate Library at 111 St. Mark's Place or somewhere else in the community. It's a long shot, but the store was well liked. And, the neighbors tell me that people are still coming by every day looking for it. The truth is that only my mistake for Valentine's Day through us off.
Here's the Kickstarter page.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Outside the Father's Heart Ministry Center tonight
On East 11th Street near Avenue B... for no reason... perhaps for the neon...
Photos by Bobby Williams.
Why you shouldn't be outraged at Kelly Donahue for refusing to give up her seat
EV Grieve reader Creature spotted this flyer on Avenue B at Fifth Street... then another one a few blocks away...
As you might expect, the sign is a fake... it's part of an ad campaign for a book out next month titled "I Hate You, Kelly Donahue."
As you might expect, the sign is a fake... it's part of an ad campaign for a book out next month titled "I Hate You, Kelly Donahue."
Week in Grieview
[VIDEO] Inside Tompkins Square Bagels (Monday)
Is Ben Shaoul buying the Cabrini Nursing Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation on East Fifth Street? (Monday)
Why there's an Airstream trailer inside the new Lower Eastside Girls Club HQ (Tuesday)
Video circa early 1980s of the Hells Angels on East Third Street (Wednesday)
In which a film crew calls your wife a 'stupid bitch' on Avenue A (Wednesday, 50-plus comments)
Why living by IHOP stinks (Wednesday)
Welcome to the East Village, Standard (Monday)
Breaking: Last night for Nevada Smith's at 74 Third Ave.; and here comes more luxury apartments
As we first reported, Nevada Smith's is planning to move from its current home at 74 Third Ave. up the block to 100 Third Ave. ...
Nevada Smith's current home will be demolished, as we've pointed out here.
A message on Nevada Smith's website today officially announces the move...
Per the message: "Our old home's almost done now with developers poised to demolish most of the block and replace our place, and yours, with a new luxury apartment block."
The closing night party starts at 7.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Those persistent rumors about 74-76 Third Avenue and the future of Nevada Smith's
The East Village will lose a parking lot and gain an apartment building
Nevada Smith's current home will be demolished, as we've pointed out here.
A message on Nevada Smith's website today officially announces the move...
Per the message: "Our old home's almost done now with developers poised to demolish most of the block and replace our place, and yours, with a new luxury apartment block."
The closing night party starts at 7.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Those persistent rumors about 74-76 Third Avenue and the future of Nevada Smith's
The East Village will lose a parking lot and gain an apartment building
Holiday tree hovel welcomed to the neighborhood
An addition to the holiday tree hovel a day after it arrived here outside St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery...
...and still no trees...
...and still no trees...
Saturday, November 26, 2011
The East Houston Street Mystery Lot is now for sale
Wanted to mention this news... we've long been curious about the Mystery Lot of East Houston Street ... the empty parcel on the south side of the street between Attorney and Ridge ... The Lo-Down had the scoop on Wednesday...
The lot is now on the market for $9.5 million ... it's part of the portfolio that belonged to reclusive real-estate baron William Gottlieb ...
The lot has been empty for seemingly eons ... According to the Lo-Down, Gottlieb acquired the property via public auction in 1999 for $300,000.
The mind reels with thoughts of what will show up here some day...
The lot is now on the market for $9.5 million ... it's part of the portfolio that belonged to reclusive real-estate baron William Gottlieb ...
The lot has been empty for seemingly eons ... According to the Lo-Down, Gottlieb acquired the property via public auction in 1999 for $300,000.
The mind reels with thoughts of what will show up here some day...
[Updated] Two Three more places to buy your Christmas tree(s)
We continue the East Village Christmas Holiday Tree Tour... Trees arrived yesterday on 14th Street and First Avenue... More should arrive soon, taking the stands past O'Hanlon's...
...and on Houston outside the Whole Foods (these seem to be the priciest around here...)
Meanwhile, we await the arrival of the trees outside St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery. But! One development here. The Holiday Hovel is in place.
We hear that this struture will remain after the holidays... hitting the market at $2,950 (no fee). Newly renovated featuring: bleached-plank hardwood floors, recessed lighting, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, cherry wood cabinets, crown and baseboard moldings, with marble bathrooms. Washer & dryer in unit. This hovel has never been lived in!! Hurry!! Won't last!!
Updated:
Ah! Forgot about the trees outside Rite-Aid on First Avenue at Fifth Street... Thanks to @JorgeO for this photo from last night...
...and on Houston outside the Whole Foods (these seem to be the priciest around here...)
Meanwhile, we await the arrival of the trees outside St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery. But! One development here. The Holiday Hovel is in place.
We hear that this struture will remain after the holidays... hitting the market at $2,950 (no fee). Newly renovated featuring: bleached-plank hardwood floors, recessed lighting, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, cherry wood cabinets, crown and baseboard moldings, with marble bathrooms. Washer & dryer in unit. This hovel has never been lived in!! Hurry!! Won't last!!
Updated:
Ah! Forgot about the trees outside Rite-Aid on First Avenue at Fifth Street... Thanks to @JorgeO for this photo from last night...
Log and order
Speaking of trees... you saw that broken limb in the middle of Tompkins Square Park...
Allen Semanco passed along the photo below yesterday ... when crews removed the branch...
Bobby Williams stopped by later for an update...
A few weeks back, workers used some of the leftover branches to fashion this for the Park's holiday tree...
Previously
Allen Semanco passed along the photo below yesterday ... when crews removed the branch...
Bobby Williams stopped by later for an update...
A few weeks back, workers used some of the leftover branches to fashion this for the Park's holiday tree...
Previously
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