–Police are looking for a suspect who slashed a man in the face on East 6th Street Saturday afternoon, reports Channel 7.
—EV Grieve reports a NYPD patrol tower has gone up near the Campos Plaza public housing development on East 12th Street after a shooting there on Thursday.
–Thieves swiped cash and computers from two Lower East Side restaurants – Goa Taco and Cafe Petisco – reports DNA Info.
–Ed Boland publishes, “The Battle for Room 314: My Year of Hope and Despair in a New York City High School.” According to the Post, “the school (he) calls ‘Union Street’ is, according to clues and public records, the Henry Street School of International Studies on the Lower East Side.”
—Women’s Wear Daily checks in on Vandal, the 22,000 sq. ft. club/restaurant that was opened by the Tao Group on the Bowery over the weekend. Co-owner Chris Santos insists, “It’s not a club; yes, we’ll have a DJ downstairs, yes, bottle service will be available, and I’m sure on Friday and Saturday nights there will a little bit of a fun commotion down there.” But the food, he contends, will be the main focus.
—Artnet News has a look at Ry Rocklen’s new show at the Feuer/Mesler Gallery on Orchard Street, which includes a “wacky” audio tour.
