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Dear readers, thank you for your readership over the last five years — and for your support, story tips, photos, reader comments and more, and...
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Editorial: Just say No to COYHO
The City of Yes. … eh, yeah, sure, it sounds positive. But you can’t judge a sweeping, citywide development program just on a catchy name....
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‘It had to go now’: East Village pizzeria owner sheds his shed
BY CHRIS RYAN | Workers recently dismantled Eleven B pizza restaurant’s outdoor dining setup in the East Village. Owner Vincent Sgarlato got a bit of...
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Elizabeth Street Garden’s last stand: Little Italy green dream faces City Hall’s wrecking ball
BY SUSAN SILVER | On the eve of its possible execution, the legendary Elizabeth Street Garden was dotted with afternoon visitors soaking up its perennial...
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Biking’s his life — but Bowery rider says e-bikes are making life hell
BY OTTO FRITTON | As electric bikes have boomed in New York City, enforcement of traffic regulations against scofflaw riders has failed to keep pace....
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The Village Sun NYPA Better Newspaper Contest Awards:

2023:

News Story — First Place

Coverage of Local Government — Second Place

Best Editorial Page — Third Place

Spot News Photos — Third Place

Coverage of Elections/Politics — Honorable Mention

Picture Story — Honorable Mention

2022:

News Story — First Place

Headlines — Second Place

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Best House Ad — First Place

2021:

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Obituaries — Second Place

Coverage of Elections and Politics — Honorable Mention

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Posts tagged as “New York City landmark”

Mayor’s community op-ed: Celebrating Juneteenth with new heritage walk, landmark and progress

Mayor Eric Adams gave remarks and hoisted the Juneteenth flag at a ceremony at Bowling Green last June. (Sari Avila-Franklin/Mayoral Photography Office)

Mayor’s community op-ed: Celebrating Juneteenth with new heritage walk, landmark and progress

June 18, 2024

BY ERIC ADAMS | As the second Black mayor of New York City, I am proud to celebrate Juneteenth, a day that commemorates June 19,…

Damaged historic 5th Ave. building to be shored up; Stop-work order on luxe sliver tower still in effect

Along with 14 residential apartments, several storefronts, including Le Pain Quotidien, are also subject to the emergency vacate order. (Photo by Marguerite Martin)

Damaged historic 5th Ave. building to be shored up; Stop-work order on luxe sliver tower still in effect

February 20, 2023

BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Following Saturday’s latest construction-caused crisis in Greenwich Village — this time at Eighth Street and Fifth Avenue — word is that…