The long, strange saga surrounding Seward Park Liquors just got a little weirder. …
 
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The long, strange saga surrounding Seward Park Liquors just got a little weirder. … 
Today we are kicking off another round of video stories in our ongoing Lower East Side Voices series. … 
In celebration of Mom & Pop Business Owners Day (that’s today!), we’re pleased to announce the winner of the OutSnapped + Lower East Side Partnership Photo Booth Sweepstakes. … 
The local photographers, James & Karla Murray, have used their creative talents to help raise awareness of New York City’s endangered mom-and-pop stores. In … 
Here’s something interesting for any Lower East Side small business looking to supercharge its promotions. … 
Here’s something new: sneakers and ice cream together in one storefront. … 
Here’s a followup from a story we reported last week. The Eng family, which has owned the Fong On brand for decades, has been pursuing a trademark infringement case against a Chinatown businessman. … 
Changes are ahead for several commercial spaces on Grand Street controlled by the Seward Park Cooperative. … 
Another local business is being forced to close due to a big rent hike. … 
It was another brutal year for mom-and-pop shops on the Lower East Side and in New York City as a whole. But in this neighborhood at least, a new report shows that chain stores aren’t moving in to replace shuttered independent businesses. … 
Back in April, the Seward Park Cooperative decided against renewing the lease for Seward Park Liquors, a business that had operated from a storefront at 393 Grand St. for more than 40 years. The move-out is finally happening early in the new year. … 
Jonathan Flaum submitted this photo, taken yesterday at the corner of Canal and Eldridge streets. The “Cup & Saucer” signage was being removed from … 
We just learned a short time ago that Cup & Saucer, the classic diner at 89 Canal St., is closing next week after 30 years at the same location. … 
Have you seen the new look Economy Candy? In celebration of the Lower East Side institution’s 80th anniversary, the third generation independent shop has … 
Coming up next week, Community Board 3 will be hosting a public forum on a proposal to bring a special zoning district to the East Village as a way of protecting independent small businesses. … |
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