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Posts published in February, 2013
Health Department Temporarily Shutters Yaffa Cafe
By DANIEL MAURERIt received the same number of demerit points as Maharlika did.
The Day | Record-Setting Penthouse Sale
By DANIEL MAURERThe Local’s daily roundup of East Village news from around the Web.
20 Years of Antifolk: A Look Back at Sidewalk’s Show Flyers
By DANIEL MAURERSidewalk Cafe’s Winter Antifolk Festival returns Feb. 19, and this one’s going to be special: it was two decades ago that Lach brought the antifolk scene to Sidewalk’s back room.
Making It | Manny Garcia of Cafecito, Celebrating Ten Years
By SHIRA LEVINE“I remember people thought we were crazy, because back then we were the only ones on the block,” says owner Manny Garcia.
With Sweet Chick, Restaurateur Expands From East 8th to North 8th
By SAMANTHA BALABAN and MEL BAILEYNext Tuesday, Mr. Seymour will open Sweet Chick, named for the restaurant’s signature dish: fried chicken and your choice of bacon and cheddar, or rosemary and mushroom waffles.
At Former CBGB Gallery Space, a Glowing Fish
By SAMANTHA BALABANEarlier this week, Patagonia Surf was issued a permit to install a 19-square-foot sign displaying its trademark fish-and-trident logo on the former home of CBGB Gallery.
The Day | History Lessons From Clayton Patterson, Penny Arcade
By DANIEL MAURERThe Local’s daily roundup of East Village news from around the Web.
Street Scenes | Japadog Adds Outdoor Seats
By DANIEL MAURERThe hot dog joint has put outdoor tables on St. Marks Place.
Health Department Shuts Down Maharlika
By MEL BAILEYMaharlika, the popular Filipino restaurant on First Avenue, has been temporarily shuttered by the health department. Signs posted by the restaurant indicate the closing is due to a gas leak.
A Valentine’s Guide For Lovers and Loathers
By JOANNA MARSHALLThe Local’s guide to Valentine’s Day events.
Video: Italian Band’s Odd Little Ode to the East Village
By DANIEL MAURERAn East Village institution makes an appearance in an Italian band’s quirky new video.
The Day | Lucien On Pink Pony: ‘The Era Changed’
By DANIEL MAURERThe Local’s daily roundup of East Village news from around the Web.
Litro Space Seized by Landlord
By DANIEL MAURERDaniel Maurer The garbage-bag covering has come down at 308 East Sixth Street but a city marshal’s notice has gone up indicating that the space that briefly housed Litro and then 308 Lounge has been seized by its landlord.
Hurricane Alert! The Local’s Last-Minute Guide to Fat Tuesday
By FATIMA MALIK and SAMANTHA BALABANStill can’t decide how to spend Fat Tuesday? One thing’s for sure: with New Orleans spots a’plenty, you needn’t leave the East Village to “laissez les bon temps roulez.” Here’s our last-minute guide to local bars and eateries celebrating the holiday. Scott Lynch Coyote Ugly 153 1st Avenue, between East 9th and 10th Streets In […]
Dog Run Duo | David and Cookie
By NICOLE GUZZARDIDavid Joffy, who has lived in the same East Village apartment for over 35 years, likes to take his dog to the park two to three times a day, snow or shine.
Neighbors Accuse Club Owners of Bowery Bait-and-Switch
By LILA SELIMLila Selim Standing, left to right: Mark Birnbaum, Robert Bookman and Eugene Remm Mark Birnbaum and Eugene Remm — owners of buzzy new nightspots The General, Bow, and Finale at 199 Bowery — faced the music last night at a meeting of Community Board 3’s liquor license committee. Alexandra Militano, the committee’s chair, introduced the […]
The Day | Pour One Out For Motor City, Pink Pony
By DANIEL MAURERThe Local’s daily roundup of East Village news from around the Web.
Above a Burger Joint, the Neighborhood’s Newest Open Mic
By MEL BAILEYThe founder of the popular spoken-word series, The Inspired Word, is up to something new. Last week, Mike Geffner launched an open mic for up-and-coming musicians at Bareburger’s East Village location.
Woman Struck While Crossing FDR Drive
By JOANNA MARSHALLThe incident occurred in the southbound lane at East Houston Street.
The Weirdest, Wildest Outfits From the Direct Action Fashion Show
By KONSTANTIN SERGEYEVAs an antidote to Fashion Week, the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space held a Direct Action Fashion Show aimed at celebrating the protest movement.