Posts published in June, 2011

The Day | A Dating Place

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


Meeting Set on Park Closure

A meeting has been scheduled for next week to discuss the closure of Open Road Park.


Street Scenes | New York

The photography of Tim Schreier.


Pricing Key to Vintage Shop Survival

The Local asks owners of vintage shops along Seventh Street about how they manage to survive in the tough economy.


At Local Businesses, a New Way to Pay

Square allows neighborhood residents and businesses to take credit card payments through an iPad or iPhone, but the system faces some barriers to widespread adoption.


A Fatal Shooting on Pitt St.

Details continue to emerge about a fatal shooting on Pitt Street, a bit south of the neighborhood.


The Day | Outdoor Art

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


From Vance, A Call for Vigilance

The Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., addressed the 9th Police Precinct Community Council meeting Tuesday night.


The National Underground To Reopen

Music venue The National Underground will reopen tonight for the first time since June 10, said co-owner Joey DeGraw.


Street Scenes | Manhattan Redux

The photography of Michelle Rick.


An East Village Mix Tape

The Local’s dating maven Allison Hertzberg asks East Villages to put together a mix tape for her.


Branches, Leaves and Quite a Fuss

The planting of two trees on Avenue C has irritated some residents, who say they were not properly consulted and that the trees present a danger to the neighborhood.


Choking Suspect Sought By Police

The police are on the hunt for a man suspected of befriending his victims before choking and robbing them.


The Day | Changing Storefronts

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


Liquor Panel Deadlocks on 34 Ave. A

After a tension-filled two-hour hearing, the licensing committee of Community Board 3 took no action on an application for a new music venue sponsored by Phil Harmon, longtime East Village resident, and Todd Patrick, a music organizer and promoter. More than 100 people attended the meeting.


Marchers Rally Against Rent Increases

Dozens of New Yorkers hold a march and rally in the East Village to tell the Rent Guidelines Board to not increase rent prices this year.


Street Scenes | Buckner

The photography of Tim Schreier.


Rent Board Hears From Tenants

Scores of New York City residents have piled into Cooper Union’s Great Hall today hoping to convince members of the Rent Guidelines Board not to increase rent prices this year.


A $10 Interview

The Local’s Brendan Bernhard pays $10 to hear Kevin’s story.


The Day | The Rent Debate Continues

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