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Police have blocked off Forsyth Street north of Delancey while a search for a suspect wanted in a possible sexual assault gets underway. They are also questioning people outside the Pacific Aquarium and Pet Store at 46 Delancey. More … Continue reading
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Our first print magazine hit the streets on Tuesday. If you haven’t been able to pick up a copy or you just prefer the digital experience, here’s the full content of our May … Continue reading
in a jam packed auditorium on East Broadway, parents tonight heard from every LES elected official about the mayor’s cuts to after school programs. Rep. Nydia Velazquez, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and City Council member Margaret Chin vowed to fight the cuts. They also urged parents to raise their voices. “We need your help” … Continue reading
A huge crowd has descended on PS. 134 on East Broadway for a rally to protest Mayor Bloomberg’s decision to cut after school funding. The auditorium is filled beyond capacity. Police are keeping the overflow … Continue reading
 460 Grand Street.
After years undergoing a major face lift, the scaffolding comes down at 460 Grand Street. Mostly sunny today with a high of 56 but it’s going to be windy. Partly cloudy with a high of 58 tomorrow. Sunday – mostly sunny and 59. Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out our … Continue reading
Two people were arrested at Cooper Union yesterday during a protest of the school’s decision to start charging tuition (Daily News).
Sheldon Silver talks about his proposal for campaign finance reform (Capital Tonight).
An examination of Walmart’s campaign to open stores in New York City (Capital NY).
The City Council turns up the pressure on Village Voice Media over … Continue reading
Here’s the latest. The outer roadway is now open. A vehicle remains in the inner roadway, upside down. A second wrecked car is loaded on a … Continue reading
An overturned car on the Williamsburg Bridge is causing major traffic chaos on Delancey Street. More … Continue reading
 Michael Torres.
A short time ago we received word from the District Attorney’s office that charges were officially filed today against Michael Torres, who’s accused of the brutal rape of a woman in the Bowery subway station last month.
In an indictment, Torres is charged with predatory sexual assault, a criminal sexual act in the first degree, … Continue reading
John Liu tries to conduct “business as usual” but political insiders agree his mayoral hopes have all but evaporated (Capital NY).
City Council members, including our own Margaret Chin and Rosie Mendez, push the NYPD to end “stop-and-frisk” policy (WNYC).
NYU’s President thinks only a small minority of people in the neighborhood oppose the school’s aggressive expansion plans … Continue reading
 Here are musician Ken Beasley’s top music picks on the Lower East Side for this weekend:
Sea of Bees
SEA OF BEES – Friday Jan. 29 | 7pm at The Living Room
New York’s Julie Ann Bee is the name, brain, and voice behind the exquisite Sea of Bees. A mix of atmospheric compositions and grounded lyricism, Sea … Continue reading
Here’s what’s new this week from The Lo-Down’s sponsors:
From our newest annual sponsor, the New Museum: parts of the Carsten Holler Experience will be dismantled beginning tonight; but you can see most of the exhibition through this weekend.
Nom Wah Tea Parlor has great dim sum anytime, but have you thought about holding your next office event … Continue reading
Fill out our brief survey — and we’ll enter you into our drawing for a $100 Gift Card to Katz’s Deli!
Click here to … Continue reading
Photo by Jennifer Strom.
As we say goodbye to 2011, we wanted to take this opportunity to express our thanks to you, our readers, as well as our sponsors (who make it possible for us to cover this amazing neighborhood) and especially to our growing staff and regular contributors. They are: Ken Beasley, Bridget Bosworth, JP … Continue reading
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