Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
1914 redux
A reader passed this along from New York magazine... from last week's post.
Which reminds me that the Grieve copy has yet to arrive....
Which reminds me that the Grieve copy has yet to arrive....
Victim's name released in this morning's stabbing on Seventh Street
The 21-year-old victim in this morning's stabbing has been identified as Christopher Jusko. Meanwhile, Gawker has posted a very graphic (bloody) photo of the victim, which is heating up the comments section there. (Again, it's graphic... just so you know what you might see...)
Don't be alarmed if you a really loud siren this morning
Notification issued 10/24/10 at 3:00 PM. There will be an evacuation drill at the Con Edison East River Steam Plant late tomorrow morning, October 25, 2010. A siren will sound and plant employees will assemble on Avenue C between East 14th and East 16th Streets. This is only a drill.
An American in Paris
From Adam Platt's review of Peels this week in New York:
Unlike Freemans, the new restaurant is located on a tricked-up stretch of the Bowery, which is fast becoming lower Manhattan’s answer to the Champs-Élysées.
Oui, oui? Or wee wee?
[Photo via; Hat tip, Curbed]
At the Seventh Street crime scene
As DNAinfo reported earlier this morning, the body of a 21-year-old man with stab wounds to his neck was found outside 272 Seventh St. between Avenue C and Avenue D...
Detectives continue to work the crime scene. There is an unsubstantiated account from several onlookers of a second victim.
With news crews arriving on the scene, there will certainly be further reports today.
Detectives continue to work the crime scene. There is an unsubstantiated account from several onlookers of a second victim.
With news crews arriving on the scene, there will certainly be further reports today.
Report: Man stabbed to death on Seventh Street
Following up on the previous post about police presence on Seventh Street... DNAinfo has the disturbing report:
An unidentified man was found dead with a stab wound to his neck in front of an East Village apartment building early Monday morning, police said.
The body of the 21-year-old man was discovered by police outside of 272 E. Seventh Street.
East Village neighbor Charles Smith, 41, was out getting his morning coffee around 5:30 a.m. when he saw the man stumbling out of the building.
"I thought he was drunk until I saw the blood," said Smith. "It's shocking to see someone die."
Smith said police arrived on the scene just minutes after the man collapsed onto the sidewalk.
Police arrested another man in connection with the crime, but they have not released his name. Officials have closed Seventh Street between avenues C and D while they investigate.
Police have Seventh Street at Avenue D blocked off
This is per a reader, who notes the street has been blocked off the last two hours... no word just yet on why.
Otto's to reopen by the weekend
After yesterday morning's fire, we asked the good people at Otto's Shrunken Head for a report on the bar's status... here's the word from co-owner Nell Mellon:
"We are still waiting on final reports from the Fire marshalls. Thankfully no one was hurt and the damage is confined to the backroom. We hope to have the front open in a few days. Definitely for the weekend. The backroom is another story. That will take much more time."
Previously on EV Grieve:
Assessing the damage at Otto's Shrunken Head
Breaking: Early-morning fire at Otto's Shrunken Head
Former Aces and Eights closed for good
That's the word anyway on the street... Saturday was supposedly the last night for Aces & Eights, according to a source...and the bar was closed on Sunday night around 10, when this photo was taken....
Extra Place has become a recycling center
Nearly four years later, still not looking like this....
Previously on EV Grieve:
Extra Place now officially a Dead End
Meanwhile, Extra Place continues to maintain its proud heritage
Perhaps he just saw Extra Place for the first time in 15 years or so?
The Chocolate Wars (well, not at all, but we needed something that sounds CONTROVERSIAL)
Giving Extra Place the warm, comfortable feel of suburbia
Looking at Extra Place
Hotel Toshi vans make an appearance on 10th Street
An EV Grieve reader passes along these photos from the new Hotel Toshi location at 325 E. 10th St. ... I also hear some neighbors have reached out to the DOB about the legality of a hotel at this address.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Hotel Toshi takes over 325 E. 10th St.
East Village eatery etc.: Percy's opens tonight; Caffe Buon Gusto loses an awning
Percy's Tavern on Avenue A and 13th Street does open tonight...
Sintir quickly became the Olivia Bistro on Ninth Street between Avenue A and First Avenue....
An EV Grieve reader notes that someone removed the canopy from the never-opened Caffe Buon Gusto on Fifth Street and Avenue B...
The Village Pizza Restaurant and Pizza joint on First Avenue near Second Street is closed now for some reason.... DOB signs on the gate..
A "for rent" sign just went up at the former Layalay space on Avenue B....
And there were big lines at Katz's yesterday.....
Sintir quickly became the Olivia Bistro on Ninth Street between Avenue A and First Avenue....
An EV Grieve reader notes that someone removed the canopy from the never-opened Caffe Buon Gusto on Fifth Street and Avenue B...
The Village Pizza Restaurant and Pizza joint on First Avenue near Second Street is closed now for some reason.... DOB signs on the gate..
A "for rent" sign just went up at the former Layalay space on Avenue B....
And there were big lines at Katz's yesterday.....
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Assessing the damage at Otto's Shrunken Head
According to a reader, the damage at Otto's from this morning's fire isn't as bad as first feared. Still, the back room is a mess... Everyone seems to be saying the same thing: It could have been a lot worse.
Also, according to the reader, the residents who live in the building above Otto's were allowed back inside their homes just after 11 a.m....
Only a few police officers and fire personnel remain on the scene. 14th Street between Avenue A and Avenue B has been reopened to traffic.
Previously.
Also, according to the reader, the residents who live in the building above Otto's were allowed back inside their homes just after 11 a.m....
Only a few police officers and fire personnel remain on the scene. 14th Street between Avenue A and Avenue B has been reopened to traffic.
Previously.
Breaking: Early-morning fire at Otto's Shrunken Head
An employee arriving to work this morning just after 9 at Otto's Shrunken Head on 14th Street was met with thick black smoke coming from inside the bar.
According to witnesses, the employee grabbed a fire extinguisher and set about battling the source of the smoke himself. Firefighters quickly arrived on the scene and had things under control. No official word just yet on what started the fire. There were also no reports of injuries.
An alert super helped make sure residents who lived above the bar got out of the building. The residents also had the time to secure their pets.
According to witnesses, the employee grabbed a fire extinguisher and set about battling the source of the smoke himself. Firefighters quickly arrived on the scene and had things under control. No official word just yet on what started the fire. There were also no reports of injuries.
An alert super helped make sure residents who lived above the bar got out of the building. The residents also had the time to secure their pets.
More photos from this morning's fire at Otto's Shrunken Head
An EV Grieve reader passed along these photos taken right when firefighters arrived on the scene at Otto's Shrunken Head on 14th Street...
Previously.
Previously.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)