Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. News Links Updated: August 25, 2014 Morning Reads: Brooklyn Bridge Climber, Met Council CEO Search, Fairey: Artists Priced Out of NYC By Ed Litvak August 25, 2014 54 0 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinReddIt Must Read Community Organizationssponsoredpost - August 16, 2022Fall Registration Open at Workers Circle Secular Jewish Sunday School, Lower East Side (Sponsored) ArtsTraven Rice - August 14, 2022P&T Knitwear Now Hosting Live Events on Orchard Street Essex MarketThe Lo-Down - August 14, 2022Anne Saxelby Legacy to be Honored by Fund for Farm Apprenticeships Ed Litvak Cops arrest a guy who climbed up on the Brooklyn Bridge. Yes, there’s video (Post.) The Met Council might hire Rabbi Moshe Wiener, a member of the Chabad Lubavitch Hasidic movement, to lead the embattled organization. He would be the “first ultra-Orthodox Jew in recent memory to lead a major mainstream non-Orthodox Jewish charity.” (The Forward) Margaret Chin and Corey Johnson, leaders of the City Council’s Manhattan delegation, warned that leakers might be barred from future meetings (Daily News). ICYMI: How rent regulated apartments in New York become market rate (WNYC). Street artist Shepard Fairey, who just finished a mural on the Bowery, says high New York rents are driving away creative people and sending them fleeing to Los Angeles (Post). Tagslowereastside Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinReddIt Previous articleGood Morning!Next articleNow Open: Juicery New York at 15 Essex St. - Advertisement - - Advertisement - - Advertisement - Latest News Community Organizationssponsoredpost - August 16, 2022Fall Registration Open at Workers Circle Secular Jewish Sunday School, Lower East Side (Sponsored) Join the Manhattan Workers Circle School this fall for Jewish culture, Yiddish, and social justice learning! Is your family interested... Arts P&T Knitwear Now Hosting Live Events on Orchard Street Traven Rice - August 14, 2022 Essex Market Anne Saxelby Legacy to be Honored by Fund for Farm Apprenticeships The Lo-Down - August 14, 2022 Lower East Side News Lower East Side Links The Lo-Down - August 13, 2022 Arts Track the History of the Lower East Side With the Eldridge Street Museum and the Seward Park Library Traven Rice - August 7, 2022 More Articles Like This Lower East Side Links Lower East Side News The Lo-Down - August 13, 2022 Lower East Side Links Latest News The Lo-Down - August 7, 2022 Lower East Side Links Lower East Side News The Lo-Down - July 31, 2022 Lower East Side Links Latest News The Lo-Down - July 24, 2022