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The coronavirus outbreak has led to panic buying across New York, including here on the Lower East Side. You’ve seen the crazy lines and … By The Lo-Down in coronavirus, Featured, Lower East Side News on March 14, 2020 1:41 pm |  Comments closed  
According to the NYC Department of Health, there are now 76 confirmed cases of coronavirus in New York State and 11 in New York … 
Don’t look now, but March is upon us. So here’s a first look at what’s coming up at Community Board 3 in the month … 
The Lowline, an audacious plan to create an underground park on the Lower East Side, made a big splash when it was first proposed in 2011. But it faded during the past couple of years without so much as a whimper. … 
Ernesto’s Cafe and Wine Bar (259 E. Broadway at Montgomery St.) is now open, accompanying the Basque-inspired restaurant from chef Ryan Bartlow (Quality Eats, … 
Local photographer Roger Bultot shared some great photos from Sunday’s Lunar New Parade in Chinatown. It’s been a tough holiday season for the community, as unfounded fears about the new coronavirus have kept many people away from the neighborhood. … 
Our friends at the Feed Me a Story project are kicking off a new audio tour of Essex Market (88 Essex St.) with a fun event this Saturday, from 11am – 1pm, on the mezzanine at the market. … By Traven Rice in Arts, Essex Market, Featured, Food, Shopping on November 15, 2019 9:00 am | Comments closed 
The New York City Council yesterday approved a controversial plan to build a flood protection system along the East River from East 25th Street to Montgomery Street. … By The Lo-Down in Featured, Lower East Side News, Parks and Recreation on November 15, 2019 7:29 am | Comments closed 
The other day in The New York Times, architecture critic Michael Kimmelman called the Essex Crossing project, “one of New York’s most promising new … By Ed Litvak in Featured, Lower East Side News, Real Estate on November 14, 2019 7:59 am | Comments closed 
There was a ribbon cutting this week to celebrate the opening of the Dale Jones Burch Neighborhood Center at Henry Street Settlement. The newly … 
Tragedy struck once again this week at the site that once housed the Lower East Side’s Beth Hamedrash Hagadol synagogue. … By The Lo-Down in Featured, Lower East Side News, Real Estate on October 24, 2019 10:01 pm | Comments closed 
There’s a new mural coming to the neighborhood, via ASVP and Delancey Street Associates. The 10,600-square foot mural will decorate the Suffolk Street … 
The following op/ed was written by Lee Berman, a Lower East Side district leader, regarding this past weekend’s shocking murders of four homeless men in Chinatown. … 
In response to neighborhood opposition to the city’s plans for a flood barrier in East River Park, the de Blasio administration announced more changes in its resiliency schemes this week. … 
Here’s the latest evidence that all is not well at Extell’s One Manhattan Square. The Real Deal reports that the developer is now offering … |
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