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String theory: No storefront, but Matt Umanov, famed guitar fixer, is still at it on Bleecker St.
BY ALEX EBRAHIMI | For want of a guitar shop, the guitar was lost. For want of a guitar, the song was lost. For want...
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Comings & Goings: Sushi, pies and egg sandwiches…plus lots new at Chelsea Market
BY CAROLINE BENVENISTE | This past month there were a number of Asian restaurant openings and anticipated openings (Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai), but Korean corn...
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G shock: Rollout of jumbo Link5G towers is roiling the historic West Village
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated Feb. 23, 4:20 p.m.: The city's determined rollout of 5G megatowers in the West Village and Soho has, to hear...
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BREAKING — literally: Foundation work on contentious 5th Ave. tower causes evacuation of nearby historic building
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated Feb. 22, 10 p.m.: The Department of Buildings on Saturday ordered the emergency evacuation of a residential building a block...
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Opinion: To save small stores, commercial rent stabilization is not enough
BY ALLIE RYAN | A rally was reently held at City Hall calling for a hearing and vote on the Commercial Rent Stabilization Act (CRSA)...
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Posts tagged as “Bonnie Rosenstock”

A tale of two fridges: How a cool concept to combat food insecurity came to be

People taking food from the pantry next to the East Village Neighbors community fridge at First Avenue and 12th Street. (Photo by Bonnie Rosenstock)

A tale of two fridges: How a cool concept to combat food insecurity came to be

January 6, 2022

BY BONNIE ROSENSTOCK | Just a few short blocks from each other, both East Village fridges have recently undergone a makeover. The vibrantly painted animal…

With singing and love, Middle Collegiate Church members mark anniversary of tragic fire

From left, Reverend Amanda Hambrick Ashcraft, executive minister for community development and justice; Reverend Dr. Jacqui Lewis, senior minister; and Reverend Ben Perry, minister for outreach, sang their way to the church. (Photo by Patrick Mulcahy)

With singing and love, Middle Collegiate Church members mark anniversary of tragic fire

December 30, 2021

BY BONNIE ROSENSTOCK | On Sat., Dec. 5, 2020, a six-alarm fire all but destroyed the historic 128-year-old Middle Collegiate Church on Second Avenue between…

Saving Casa Adela stirs up Loisaida community

Luis Rivera, the owner of Casa Adela, and supporters rallied on Sat., Dec. 11, to save the restaurant from a major rent hike. (Photo by Clayton Patterson)

Saving Casa Adela stirs up Loisaida community

December 14, 2021

BY BONNIE ROSENSTOCK | On Saturday morning, Dec. 4, hundreds of people gathered in front of Casa Adela on Avenue C in a lively rally…

Way to go, Joe! Streets erupt in cheers as Biden declares victory over Trump

A man beat a pot in celebration at Third Ave. and 13th St. after Joe Biden announced victory on Saturday. (Photo by Bonnie Rosenstock)

Way to go, Joe! Streets erupt in cheers as Biden declares victory over Trump

November 7, 2020

Hey, Trump — you’re fired!!! The streets were filled with wild cheering and car honking Saturday after Joe Biden declared victory in the presidential election.…

At St. Mark’s Church, naming those lost to COVID

Adding flowers to the Day of the Dead ofrenda at St. Mark's Church in the Bowery. (Photo by Bonnie Rosenstock)

At St. Mark’s Church, naming those lost to COVID

November 3, 2020

Instead of its usual celebration of the traditional Day of the Dead with an outdoor festival of Mexican culture in the East Yard of St.…