Posts published in March, 2011

Street Scenes | A Monster on 6th

The photography of C. Ceres Merry.


Your Voices | More on 35 Cooper

A sampling of reader reactions to a post about the value of preserving 35 Cooper Square.


To Buy or Not to Buy?

A real estate expert discusses the merits of buying versus renting in the East Village.


Looking Back | 20 St. Marks Place

A look back at the history of 20 St. Marks Place.


The Day | A Poet’s Passing

A roundup of news articles and blogposts related to the East Village, including an item about the death of Ricardo León Peña Villa, the poet known as El Poe.


Viewfinder | Tim Schreier

The photography of Tim Schreier.


Your Voices | 35 Cooper Square

A sampling of reader reactions to a post questioning the value of preserving 35 Cooper Square.


At Degustation, Food with a Flourish

James Traub visits Degustation, a tapas restaurant in the East Village.


For Bodegas, An Uncertain Future

Retail groups and other industry experts say that a combination of forces, including high rents and competition from larger, more upscale markets, have placed the future of many bodegas in jeopardy.


The Day | More Support for 35 Cooper

A roundup of news articles and blogposts related to the East Village.


Street Scenes | Never Forget

The photography of Adrian Fussell.


East Village Tweets

Would-be messages from the East Village, in 140 characters or less.


Conversation | 35 Cooper Square

A writer asks: Is 35 Cooper Square worth preserving?


Locals | Fabio Clemente

A profile of Fabio Clemente, an East Village mainstay since he opened the Alliance Brazilian Jiu Jitsu studio nine years ago at 13th Street and Third Avenue.


The Day | Measuring the Local Mood

A roundup of news articles and blogposts related to the East Village.


Street Scenes | Loisaida

The photography of Vivienne Gucwa.


The Last East Village Pumps

Amid daily news reports of rising gas prices, nearing the dreaded $4 per gallon, The Local visited the three remaining East Village gas stations to do some comparison shopping.


Locals | Tai Chi in the Park

In a particularly secluded part of Tompkins Square Park, Jeanette Chi, 53, a nurse at an area hospital, practices an ancient form of Tai Chi, to channel her Chinese heritage and find a personal sanctuary within the East Village.


East Village Teachers, Admins Stay Cool

East Village teachers stay calm in the face of threatened layoffs as they await the outcome of attempts to amend “first in, last out” legislation which may affect some local schools disproportionately.


The Local’s Summer Interns

The Local East Village announces its 2011 summer internship class.