- The Low Line gets its New York Times moment (NYT).
- More on the city’s lawsuit against Eldridge Street’s Island Smokes (NYT).
- The Cooper Square Hotel is sold for $91 million.
- Two recent pit bull attacks have raised concerns among neighborhood dog owners (DNA Info).
- State Senator Daniel Squadron urges the DOE to find new solutions to overcrowded downtown schools (Gotham Schools).
- Activists hope the owner of the former P.S. 64 will agree to devote at least a part of the building to a community gathering space (The Local EV).
- The Bowery Mission hosted its Thanksgiving banquet yesterday (NY1).
- Friday’s opening at Ludlow Manor; if you’re into “leather, fashion mullets, chains, grit and rock this is the place to be.” (Joonbug)
