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Have you ever walked past an eyesore in your neighborhood and thought, “I should do something about that?” Well, this is exactly what happened to fourth generation Lower East Sider Dave Bolotsky … By The Lo-Down in Featured, Lower East Side News, Parks and Recreation on March 27, 2019 6:58 am |  Comments closed  
Proposed changes to the M14 A and D bus routes will be discussed at an upcoming public event; New York City Transit will be holding an “open house” Tuesday, April 2 at the 7th Precinct, 19 Pitt St. from 6-8 p.m. … 
You know the frustration. You arrive at your destination only to find there are no available docks for your Citi Bike. … By The Lo-Down in Featured, Health & Fitness, Transportation on March 19, 2019 8:15 am | Comments closed 
It’s going to be a big week in Chinatown. Lunar New Year celebrations get underway tomorrow, Tuesday, with the 20th Annual Firecracker Ceremony & … 
The Lower East Side Partnership in collaboration with the Essex Market are accepting submissions for a very unique and highly visible artwork to be installed at the new market space set to open early this spring. The canvas for this public art installation is located above the entryway to the new Essex Market’s demonstration and teaching kitchen. … By sponsoredpost in Arts, Essex Market, Featured, LES Partners, Sponsored Post on January 31, 2019 11:09 am | Comments closed 
A man from the Bronx has been arrested in connection with the death of his 8-month old son on the Lower East Side this … 
In the winter of 1940, Mayor LaGuardia formally opened the Essex Market, the fourth of ten public markets in New York City designed to move pushcarts off the street and vendors into stall spaces within modern indoor markets. … By sponsoredpost in Business, Essex Market, Featured, LES Partners, Sponsored Post on January 17, 2019 8:32 pm | Comments closed 
An information session is coming up for anyone interested in running for a seat on the city’s community education councils. It’s being sponsored by … 
You have, no doubt, noticed the imposing chain link fence that went up around the east end of Seward Park in the past several … 
Photo: Friends of Pier 35. After years of delays, Pier 35 (near Rutgers Slip) finally opens today with a tour by city officials and … 
Scarlett Kuang, from New York City News, brings us this look at the Chinatown gallery, 7S Art Gallery. She writes: “7s is an art gallery in Chinatown, celebrating refined Chinese Lifestyle. The revival of Chinese fine art in NYC shows a shift in the demographics of immigrants in the U.S.” … 
The other day we mentioned that Seward Park had been shuttered since last month’s storm. As you might have noticed, the gates are back … By The Lo-Down in Featured, Lower East Side News, Parks and Recreation on December 6, 2018 7:16 am | Comments closed 
Ignoring pleas from the Lower East Side community and elected officials, the City Planning Commission approved three mega-projects in the Two Bridges area earlier today. Community groups are now threatening a lawsuit. … 
Continuing our partnership with New York City News at Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, here’s a look at 1st Street Green … By Traven Rice in Arts, Featured, Parks and Recreation, Video on December 5, 2018 6:44 am | Comments closed 
A terrible traffic accident last night at Forsyth Street and Canal Street left one person dead and several others injured. It happened just before … |
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