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A block and a half from where Nino’s recently got a makeover, Mamani Pizza is up for sale.

One of the neighborhood’s largest and oldest supermarkets remains completely shuttered during what would’ve been its busiest time of year.

A skateboarder was struck and killed in Union Square this morning, the police said.

A list of neighborhood spots that’ll be serving up prix-fixe feasts for Thanksgiving — with menus!

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A little over a year after it was shut down because it was too close to a Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall, Nublu has been redeemed. At last night’s meeting of Community Board 3’s liquor licensing committee, the club managed to win support for a proposed move up the street. Another high-profile applicant with ties to the legendary Beatrice Inn also went home happy, but Westville East, L’Asso EV and others failed to emerge unscathed.

The latest from Astor Place and Cooper Square.

It’s official: the owner of Steiner Studios has purchased the East 12th Street lot that includes Mary Help of Christians Church for $41 million. Douglas C. Steiner told The Local he was planning a residential project that would include some affordable housing units.

Kanye West and Mike D were among those who attended the premiere of Spike Jonze’s latest skateboarding video with the Girl and Chocolate brands.

After Hurricane Sandy. 6BC’s six solar panels, used mostly to power weed whackers and a small ornamental waterfall, found use elsewhere.

A gang consisting of three men – one of whom seemingly escaped – tangled with as many as eight bystanders as they roved from Avenue A to Third Avenue.

In the market for a Beetlejuice doll or a jacket that might just have been worn by LL Cool J? Mr. Throwback is your man.

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Artichoke aficionados, rejoice: cousins Francis Garcia and Sal Basille have opened Chubby Mary’s a few steps away from their 14th Street pizzeria.

A sign outside of Maria Mok Salon.

A managing funeral director describes how cremation and a dwindling Ukrainian population is cutting into businesses.

A new play about early-20th-century New York socialites Elsie de Wolfe and Elisabeth Marbury includes a five-course tea service.

East Yoga, which was destroyed after a fire ripped through it earlier this month, is asking locals to attend a benefit and silent auction at Pouring Ribbons on Sunday. The studio has been holding classes at temporary spaces like Alphabet City Sanctuary on East Sixth Street, and is still seeking volunteers for rebuilding efforts. “We’ll […]