The Paulaner Brauhaus has become involved in a dust-up that could hurt its chances of snagging a liquor license.

A roundup of all the projects that will transform Astor Place and Cooper Square.

Time for the latest installment of What’s That You’re Playing?, where we ask a clerk at one of the neighborhood’s record stores to tell us what’s spinning. This week: Cory Feierman of Academy Records.

New York University has reached an agreement with the co-op board at 505 LaGuardia that will prevent dramatic rent hikes at the building. The new agreement extends the current lease in perpetuity, as long as the building remains part of the Mitchell-Lama affordable housing program.

Jessica Pilot tells why, after years of dining next to Allen Ginsberg and sharing cigarettes with Gary Indiana, she finally made the jump to a washer, a dryer, and a fig tree in Brooklyn.

A roundup of today’s news, including more on Mama’s, a verdict in the trial surrounding Private Danny Chen and another controversy involving Ben Shaoul.

The Local spoke to Jeremiah Clancy today as he took down the photos of patrons’ mothers that decorate Mama’s Food Shop.

The cheap-eats fixture has called it a day, citing “increasing rents and property taxes, and the constant expenses that arise when maintaining an older building.”

Congrats to M. Henry Jones: after launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund his trippy brand of 3D portraiture, the artist and animator reached his $11,000 goal yesterday.

Rumor has it that a sushi joint will be moving in next to Whole Earth Bakery.

“The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby,” starring James McAvoy and Jessica Chastain, is shooting in the neighborhood today.

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A roundup of news from the neighborhood, including the latest on Marble Cemetery, a counterfeit $100 bill at Big Gay Ice Cream, and flooding in a building owned by Ben Shaoul.

The photography of Sally Davies.

Sign up for a sit-down in the poet’s former living room, with his longtime assistant as your host.

The six-story building planned for 372 Lafayette Street is on its way, according to documents filed with the Department of Buildings.

A late-night standby for cheap, heaping helpings of Latin grub has closed its doors in the face of a rent hike, according to an employee.

The suspect passed a note to the teller demanding cash, then got spooked and fled.

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