Scott Lynch Good morning, East Village.
As seen on EV Grieve, the Bowery Alliance of Neighbors and others are circulating a petition to make sure the circa 1818 Federal-style house at 135 Bowery becomes a landmark.
An East Villager tells The Post that he thinks Gavin DeGraw is getting preferential treatment from the NYPD— the police have posted fliers in an attempt to find the singer’s attackers.
The owner of the building that formerly housed Sin Sin tells DNAinfo that plans to turn the ground space into a bakery are off the table.
Meanwhile the famous “crazy landlord” (per a sign that was prominently posted at the corner of Second Avenue and East Third Street) tells Fork in the Road that “two well-known West Side ladies” plan to turn his long vacant space into a boutique. Their other shop apparently sells sex toys.
According to Grub Street, JoeDoe is celebrating its third anniversary this week with $3 happy-hour cocktails at the bar.
