Greg Ko, an East Villager of 27 years, hits the run two or three times a day with his Dalmation, Brody.

It may be a couple of weeks before the cause of Christine Ebel’s death is known. A spokesperson at the city medical examiner’s office said further testing and investigation was necessary after an initial autopsy this morning.

The neighborhood longtimer, which closed in September, will reopen with a new name.

Time for some more fun at the run. Here’s this week’s dog-run duo. Nicole Guzzardi Nicole Guzzardi The Master: Jimmy Tom, 56, enjoys taking his dog to the park where they can get a little exercise. The East Village resident spent a recent afternoon doing pushups off a bench in the dog run while his […]

After selling macarons wholesale for the past three years, Christina Ha and her husband Simon Tung opened the first brick-and-mortar location of Macaron Parlour earlier this afternoon.

La Sirena, the Mexican memorabilia shop that got news of a 42 percent rent hike in July, will live to see another Day of the Dead. And Mano a Mano’s Dia de Muertos festival returns.

Han Joo, the Korean barbecue joint that’s been going into the Sox in the City space on St. Marks Place, will open Tuesday. Have a look inside.

San Matteo Panuozzo couldn’t cut it on St. Marks Place. Literally. The pizza-dough-sandwich shop has closed (and, contrary to a sign in the window, won’t be reopening) because its wasn’t allowed to serve proper pies.

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

A music festival taking place across the East and West Villages this week is being billed as “East Meets West.” And the organizers? They’re from down south.

The High Holy Days are keeping Moishe Perl, the owner of Moishe’s Kosher Bake Shop, well occupied – but he’ll soon be even busier. After four decades on Second Avenue, the bakery is due for some changes.