Just a day after their children were relocated to a new school following the evacuation of their building, parents of East Side Community High School students are lamenting the new arrangement and demanding a speedy resolution from the Department of Education.

The neighborhood loses a 24/7 joint and gains a breakfast and lunch spot.

A luckless, drenched, and thoroughly confused batch of modern folks is shipwrecked on an obscure isle populated by loonies who think they’re living in a Shakespeare play and speak and behave accordingly.

The New York City Housing Authority signed an agreement with the City Council Wednesday to provide quarterly updates about how it spends taxpayer money.

Joanie Koveleskie, 40, visits the park every day with her “life-saver,” a Siberian Husky named Augustus Gloop.

The Local’s daily roundup of East Village news from around the Web, including a green light for SPURA, an adjournment in the Cro-Mags slashing case, a “Sexy Brunch,” and more.

A curious scene near Astor Place.

Pat Ivers and Emily Armstrong continue sorting through their archives of punk-era concert footage as it’s digitized for the Downtown Collection at N.Y.U.’s Fales Library. In this edition: the discovery of a lost Philip Glass recording.

One the neighborhood’s iconic storefronts was marred last week when the cover of the “E” went mysteriously missing from Gem Spa’s sign.

A barbecue joint on East Fourth Street will finally begin pouring cocktails on Monday – an accomplishment its owner said was “no small feat.”

Collage artist and jewelry designer Peggy Yunque has been living and working at 127 East Seventh Street with her husband, a sculptor and filmmaker, for almost 33 years.

The Local’s roundup of East Village news from around the Web, including the latest Momofuku expansion news, two new cocktail spots, and more.

Margaret Hearn pays just $291 per month to live in a sprawling, three-bedroom apartment in the East Village, and also keeps a $747 studio in Gramercy. Now, she’s facing eviction.

The new video for Joey Ramone’s song “New York City” kicks off in the East Village and features a slew of familiar faces.

Last night Havaar, a self-described “Iranian Initiative Against War, Sanctions and State Repression,” took the Illuminator out for a spin, projecting messages like “Peace” and “Freedom” on the side of a building at East 14th Street and Broadway.

The first New York Oyster Week, celebrating our city’s special history with the delicious bivalve while examining preservation efforts, is upon us. Until Sat. 29, “oyster-centric” events will be happening in and around the city. But these East Village oyster specials can be had year-round.

The Local’s daily roundup of East Village news from around the Web, including the Mosaic Man’s latest work, the story behind a new hotel of First Avenue and more.

See the Thai-Filipino menu, inspired by the chef’s travels in Asia.

The dessert trend moves over to Avenue B.