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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 “Keith Powers”

Stuyvesant Town cans plan to generate its own electricity and heat

One of the two power plants that Blackstone wanted to bring online has already been built, in the foreground, on Avenue C. The Con Edison plant whose power generation the complex's owner planned to replace can be seen in the background. (Photo by Keith J. Kelly)

Stuyvesant Town cans plan to generate its own electricity and heat

May 12, 2022

BY KEITH J. KELLY | After local outcry, Blackstone is pulling the plug on two proposed fossil fuel-burning power plants within the spawling Stuyvesant Town…

Stuy Town Little League holds first opening day parade in two years

The youngest division, the Tee Ballers, made their way through Stuyvesant Town during the open day parade. (Courtesy P.S.L.L.)

Stuy Town Little League holds first opening day parade in two years

April 23, 2022

BY KEITH J. KELLY | Hundreds of players and parents, along with local politicians, were led by bagpipers and joined by Mr. Met when the…

Pols propose temporary tax cut for Manhattan mom-and-pops

Harvey Epstein, left, and Brad Hoylman petitioning for voters' signatures this past spring to get on the ballot for the June primary election. (Courtesy Brad Hoylman's office)

Pols propose temporary tax cut for Manhattan mom-and-pops

December 4, 2020

BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Brad Hoylman and Harvey Epstein are going to bat for small businesses as the ongoing pandemic puts a nightmare “squeeze…

Council extends outdoor dining one more year, vows to make it permanent

Tape artist Kuki Gomez decorating an outdoor seating structure for Spicy Moon restaurant on E. Sixth St. back in July. (Photo by Bob Krasner)

Council extends outdoor dining one more year, vows to make it permanent

October 15, 2020

BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | By a near-unanimous vote, the City Council on Thursday approved the extension of the city’s new Open Restaurants program for one…