For Your Happy Holidays, an East Village Yule Log

December 23, 2011, 6:09 pm

For Your Happy Holidays, an East Village Yule Log

Well folks, it’s about time for The Local to close down shop at 20 Cooper Square and head off for the long weekend. So go ahead and grab some egg nog from the new 7-Eleven, and if your apartment is too small for a Christmas tree or a fireplace, well then at least light some Douglas fir incense and curl up to our video recreation of the Bowery Hotel’s lobby hearth. Barring any breaking news (Santa’s sleigh crashing into an illegal rooftop addition, etc.), we’ll see you Tuesday. Have a wonderful holiday.

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