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Screen time: Some movie theaters reopen
Roll 'em! Movie theaters in New York City were allowed to reopen on Friday, though only at 25 percent capacity. Audiences are currently being capped...
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Plywood and positivity: National Arts Club features Soho storefront murals from summer of tumult
It seems like long ago now that plywood barriers festooned storefronts across Downtown Manhattan. A bright moment — and vivid memory — from that time...
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Cancel rent: Artists and many others need relief
BY KAZU MAKINO, CARLA PHILLIPS AND ALPHONSE DiPILATO | We are all hard-working longtime residents of the Lower East Side who, like everyone, have been...
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Small businesses, advocates call for rent relief
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Local community organizations and small business groups rallied on Avenue C on Thursday to plead for rent relief for merchants...
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San Fran honors Margo St. James as N.Y. pols, feminists debate decriminalizing prostitution
BY MARY REINHOLZ | The late Margo St. James, proud former prostitute and founder of a famed sex workers rights group called COYOTE (Call Off...
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Posts tagged as “FLOODING”

Attorney files East River Park lawsuit; Says city targeting low-income area

Attorney files East River Park lawsuit; Says city targeting low-income area

February 7, 2020

BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Opponents of the city’s drastic plan to bury East River Park and then rebuild it above the floodplain have filed a…