The Drag March made its way from Tompkins Square Park to the Stonewall Inn on Friday night, and The Local’s cameras were there to capture the color.

The Local’s daily roundup of East Village news from around the web, including a guide to NoHo, salvation for a Bowery newsstand operator, speculation about the fate of Odessa, and more.

Coca Crystal lives outside of Woodstock, N.Y. these days but next week she’ll return to her old neighborhood for a once-in-a-lifetime meeting – with herself. Danielle Quisenberry, an actress, dancer, and writer, is playing the former East Village Other secretary and scribe as part of “Alphabet City VIII.”

The suspect, Anthony Baijnauth, allegedly sold the fireworks to an undercover officer.

“Queen of the East Village” Sandy Michelle has hosted parties at Karma and Sin Sin, and now presides over a weekly “trannie living room” at Mug Lounge on 13th Street.

The sentence is the maximum allowed for the conviction of misdemeanor assault.

A man and a moving truck got caught in separate sink holes on the same block earlier today, causing the truck to be towed and the pedestrian to be taken to the hospital.

The move uptown could happen on Labor Day weekend.

The sixth annual Make Music festival celebrated the first day of summer with free concerts around the city yesterday.

The Local’s daily roundup of East Village news from around the web, including the final CBGB Festival lineup, sentencing in the “parking punch” trial, a misshap at the Philip Glass concert, a LES gallery crawl, and more.

Plus: You can still win a chance to tour Ginsberg’s old 12th Street apartment with his assistant as your guide.

St. Marks Church-in-the-Bowery struggles to cope with the crust punks hanging out in the area.

Hear, hear, The Local has some announcements to make.

On East Fourth Street is a rarity: a store that sells exclusively Indian instruments. We asked the owner, a musician who has played with the likes of Sting and Alice Coltrane, how he has managed to make it.

The chair of Community Board sits down with The Local to talk about some of his pet issues and how he’ll carry on his predecessor Tom Duane’s torch.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including the latest landmarking issues in NoHo, a congressional primary preview, a concert at the Merchant’s House Museum and more.

Radical lawyer Stanley Cohen denies charges brought by federal prosecutors last week that he failed to file income tax returns, among other allegations. “But I did shoot steroids when I pitched for the Yankees,” he said.

Protesters who say Village Voice Media’s Backpage.com ads facilitate sex trafficking once again chanted “Village Voice, the choice is clear, no more selling humans here” outside of the weekly’s offices this evening.

Students at the Earth School may soon be growing ingredients for their school lunches. This fall, the elementary school plans to unveil a $1.1 million rooftop garden designed by Michael Arad, the architect of the 9/11 Memorial.