Seventh Street near First Avenue. Via Elizabeth Frayer.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
On Avenue D: 'You leavin'?'
A man walked south on Avenue D ... he stopped along the way to ask acquaintances a question ... You leavin'? Responses: No, Fuck No and We're staying.
Your definitive guide to what people were buying at Key Food and Fine Fare leading up to Hurricane Irene
EV Grieve reader Steven sends along the following report...
The line at Key Food extended back to the meat...and beer...
Items being bought up were cereal ...
candles and paper towels...
cookies...
soup...
...spaghetti sauce...
At Fine Fair on Avenue C and 4th Street, it was the beef..
...cookies, on the other hand, were plentiful...
The line at Key Food extended back to the meat...and beer...
Items being bought up were cereal ...
candles and paper towels...
cookies...
soup...
...spaghetti sauce...
At Fine Fair on Avenue C and 4th Street, it was the beef..
...cookies, on the other hand, were plentiful...
Breaking: East Village now cut off from Greenpoint
The MTA was on time and shut down the system, like the L stop here on 14th Street and First Avenue. We're on our own!
Photo by @redfabbri
The Blarney Cove is open!
Here on 14th Street between Avenue A and Avenue B. So what other bars are open?
Places where we won't be standing during Hurricane Irene
I'm sure it's fine and safe under here at the Coper Square Hotel. Just looks scary.
Free bread frenzy on Avenue A
We don't have every detail here... but apparently a man from a local bakery stopped here on Avenue A near Fourth Street to hand out a few boxes of free bread. Per Dave: "At first they were attacking him insanely. It was like watching the Chicago Board of Trade, except in Mandarin."
"But then he got them in line."
"But then he got them in line."
WATER! WE FOUND WATER!
Seriously, is there something wrong with the tap water right now? Dave on 7th notes that Key Food on Avenue A is restocking its water supply... No word on Fruity Pebbles.
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