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Posts published in July, 2011
The Day | Something’s Missing
By KHRISTOPHER J. BROOKSA roundup of news articles and blogposts related to the East Village
Historic District Dispute Heats Up
By STEPHEN REX BROWNA subcommittee of Community Board 3 endorsed a plan for the creation of a historic district in the neighborhood even as the debate over the proposal continued to heat up.
Third Victim of Pa. Shooting Dies
By CHELSIA ROSE MARCIUSMonica Shay, 58, of the East Village, died today after being in the head last weekend at her country home in Bechtelsville, Pa.
Street Scenes | Dreamer
By MICHELLE RICKThe photography of Michelle Rick.
A Theater Turns Hardship Into Hope
By IAN DUNCANNews that 94 St. Marks Place was up for sale stoked fears in the East Village theater scene that a much-loved space would be lost. But Horse Trade has an ambitious plan to buy out the building for itself.
On 10th St., Towers that Never Were
By IAN DUNCANAn ambitious plan developed by Frank Lloyd Wright would have changed the face of East 10th Street in the 1920s. But politics and money conspired so that the striking buildings would never materialize.
Free Summer Lunches Underway
By MEGHAN KENEALLYThe summer lunch program that provides free meals to children throughout the city has six distribution locations in the East Village including local pools, schools, and low income housing developments. And this year school officials hope to distribute more meals than ever.
The Day | And, Action!
By KHRISTOPHER J. BROOKSA roundup of news articles and blogposts related to the East Village
Street Scenes | Turn On Third
By ROEY AHRAMThe photography of Roey Ahram
St. Mark’s Bookshop Fights for Life
By KIM DAVISThe Local’s Kim Davis on the plight of St. Mark’s Bookshop. “You can’t browse online,” one of the store’s owners tells Mr. Davis. “People don’t make the connection that, if the store didn’t exist, they wouldn’t know about the books.”
At B Bar, A Garden Paradise
By JAMES TRAUBJames Traub dines at B Bar where “there is a very complex, and very charming, interplay between ‘indoors’ and ‘outdoors.'”
Foes of Historic District Plan Emerge
By STEPHEN REX BROWNTwo leaders of local houses of worship express their displeasure with a proposed historic district in the East Village.
The Day | A Matter of Taste
By KHRISTOPHER J. BROOKSA roundup of news articles and blogposts related to the East Village, including items about a new People’s Pop location on First Avenue and a report that Fu Sushi continued to operate after being closed by the Health Department.
Vigil Held for Local Family Shot in Pa.
By CHELSIA ROSE MARCIUSOld friends, neighbors and passerby gathered by the front stoop of 263 East 10th Street between First Avenue and Avenue A for an evening vigil at the house of Monica and Paul Shay, the East Village couple who were both shot in the head Saturday night at their country house in Bechtelsville, Pa.
Remembering Ray Deter
By KHRISTOPHER J. BROOKSShare your memories of Ray Deter, the owner of d.b.a bar who died Sunday.
Street Scenes | Feels Like Rain
By TIM SCHREIERThe photography of Tim Schreier.
Bar Owner Dies After Cycling Accident
By KHRISTOPHER J. BROOKSRay Deter, the owner of d.b.a bar on First Avenue, died Sunday of injuries that he sustained when he was struck by a car while cycling June 27.
The Day | Tags
By KHRISTOPHER J. BROOKSA roundup of news articles and blogposts related to the East Village.
Street Scenes | Independence
By C. CERES MERRYThe photography of C. Ceres Merry.
Local Man Killed in Pa.; Suspect Slain
By KHRISTOPHER J. BROOKSThe suspect in the fatal shooting of an East Village man and a 2-year-old boy in Pennsylvania Saturday was killed in a standoff with the police earlier today just outside Philadelphia.