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Friday, September 3, 2010
LOWER EAST SIDE & EAST VILLAGE
Stuy Town's Fate Still Unclear as Judge Postpones Decision on Foreclosure Sale
Neither party is allowed to sell the property until a judge announces a ruling.
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Neighbors Not Surprised by Deadly East Village Nightclub Shooting
Neighbors said they have been dealing with issues of violence from Sin Sin/Leopard Lounge for years.
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'See Something, Skate Something' Posters Put Spin on MTA Security Campaign
Posters playing off the MTA slogan ask for city skateboarders' favorite spots.
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Police Release Video of Suspects in Fatal East Village Shooting
A man was shot twice in front of a nightclub on a busy stretch of Second Avenue.
Alleged 'Cat Woman' Burglar Charged, Remains in Jail
'Cat Woman' suspect Shanna Spalding appeared in court again on Tuesday.
MORE LOCAL STORIES
City's Worst Slumlords Outed on New Online Database
Nine Manhattan property owners were on the "Worst Landlords" list.
New Houston Street Mural Goes Up Where Shepard Fairey's Once Stood
Barry McGee painted the famous wall after Shepard Fairey's artwork was removed.
New East Village Kids' Clothing Store Aims for Schoolyard Chic
The hip 13th Street boutique Jellyfish caters to local kids with a keen sense of style.
Stuyvesant Town Mortgage Holder Makes Move for Tenant-Led Buyout
The holder of Stuy Town's first mortgage is reportedly exploring a buyout option to prevent a challenger's takeover bid.
CAUGHT ON TAPE: Thief Snatches Bag in East Village Church
Police are searching for a woman who allegedly stole a bag from a church pew on East 14th Street.
Shepard Fairey's Mural Taken Down 'Like the Berlin Wall,' Says Artist
Shepard Fairey said the repeated vandalism of his work proved a "powerful" moment for his art.
Subway Train Strikes Man in Head at Canal Street Station in Chinatown
An elderly man standing on the subway platform was struck in the head by an incoming train Friday morning, police said.
Former Jazz Star Giuseppi Logan Returns to East Village for...
Logan disappeared from the music scene four decades ago.
Burglar Targets Apartments on Orchard Street, Says NYPD
The suspect has allegedly broken burglarized buildings on Orchard Street at least seven times this summer.
Chinatown Florist Fends Off Sex Attack in Broad Daylight
A woman was working alone in the Ming Lai Florist Wednesday when a man tried to sexually assault her, police said.
Violence at East Village Recycling Centers Alarms Locals
Violence and disturbances have recently plagued supermarket recycling facilities in the East Village, scaring locals.
East Village Advocates Urge City to Limit Building Heights
Advocates and elected officials press for a rezoning plan that would limit building heights to 12 stories.
Girls Prep Charter School Secures Space in the East Village
A total of 125 middle schoolers will reportedly move to Cooper Square to accommodate the expansion.
Former East Village Man Reportedly Owes $176M in Back Taxes, IRS...
The Spanish native and former day trader reportedly owes the government millions in relation to a 2006 tax return.
Shepard Fairey Heads to Court, Accused of Stealing Obama 'Hope'...
The case of the Associated Press against Shepard Fairey is expected to go to trial in March.
East Village Shooting Leaves Man in Critical Condition
The shooting occurred early Sunday morning on a busy stretch of Second Avenue.
East Village Restaurant Luke's Lobster Takes Liquor License Fight...
The team behind Luke's Lobster penned a detailed account of their struggle to secure a license to serve alcohol.
Two Dead in Motorcycle Crash on FDR Drive
A motorcyclist and his passenger died when their bike smashed into a pole on Sunday.
German Beer Garden Raises Glass to Ten Years in East Village
The traditional Bavarian biergarten has become a 'home away from home' for Germans on Avenue C.
Jayson Williams Pleads Guilty to DWI, Ordered to Pay $16,000 for...
Jayson Williams was sentenced to one year in New York prison, in addition to the five he's currently serving in New Jersey.
Stop the Vomit, Says Lower East Side Community Board
Community Board 3 met with local residents to explore new procedures for approving or denying new liquor licenses.
Stuyvesant Town Lawsuit Halts Planned Foreclosure Auction
A suit filed by the asset management company in control of Stuyvesant Town postponed the Aug. 25 auction.
New Lower East Side Restaurant Wants Diners to Eat in Total Darkness
No romantic candlelight dinners at Dans Le Noir, a proposed Lower East Side restaurant, where patrons eat in the dark.
Consumer Affairs 'Sorry' About Inaccuracy of Worst Supermarket List
Consumers Affairs issued an erroneous list of the city's worst supermarkets.
Downtown Community Board Ponders Its Policies on Liquor Licenses
Community Board 3 will hold a public meeting Thursday to explore how the body deals with new bars and restaurants.
Chinatown Groups Worry City Will Exert Too Much Power in Rezoning Push
Organizations within the Chinatown Working Group worry that the city will have too much say in a rezoning plan.
Two Manhattan Schools Take Part in New Program to Cut Truancy
Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the city will partner kids with mentors in an effort to cut truancy.
Start of School Delayed at LES Charter School Girls Prep
The Dept. of Education has backed off an expansion plan that would have shuffled special-ed students.
No More Booze on Ludlow Street, Says Community Board
Community Board 3 rejects liquor licenses on Ludlow Street, saying there's too many bars there already.
Lawsuit Seeks to Block New Partnership From Foreclosing on...
The asset management that currently controls Stuyvesant Town is trying to fend off a bid by an outside party.
David Paterson Signs Safe Driving Law Stemming from Deaths of Two...
The “Hayley and Diego Law” increases penalties for drivers whose failure to use caution results in injury or death.
Chef Daniel Boulud's Bowery Hotspot DBGB Looks to Go Al Fresco
The year-old restaurant got approval to expand on to the sidewalk with an outdoor eating area.
Stores That Cater to Cabbies Bitter About New Bike Lanes
The new separated lanes on First and Second avenues have hurt stores with large numbers of cabdriver customers.
Rock 'n' Roll Bar White Noise Opens Friday, Swarovski Crystal...
The new bar will offer East Village night owls a new option for speakeasy-style exclusivity.
Street Artist James De La Vega Closes East Village Museum After...
Street artist James De La Vega was famous for his chalk drawings and motivational messages.
Potholes on Lower East Side's Eldridge Street Create Obstacle...
Large potholes in crosswalks on Eldridge Street are making it difficult for pedestrians to cross the street.
In ChInatown, a Vast Street Cleanup Aims at Empowering Young People
Hundreds of teens will clean Chinatown's unkempt streets this weekend as part of a youth empowerment effort.
Amato Opera Theater Plan in Doubt with Property Still on the Market
The historic Amato Opera building on the Bowery is being listed for prospective tenants at $22,500 per month.
'The Belgian' Beer Garden Plants its Flags in the East Village
The Belgian flag and images of beer steins and French fries herald the arrival of a beer garden Second Avenue.
East Village Fabric Shop to Shutter After Decades on First Avenue
Village Fabrics catered to a creative clientele that gave the East Village its artistic reputation.
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