–A cement truck struck an 80-year-old man with a walker on Chrystie Street at Rivington Street yesterday. The victim is fighting for his life. [Channel 4]
–Ford’s Chariot shuttle service will be debuting in New York next month with two routes, including one on the Lower East Side. [TechCrunch]
–The Archdiocese of New York decertifies a dozen churches properties, including the shuttered Church of Nativity on Second Avenue. [DNAinfo]
–A fashion shoot in Chinatown that appeared in Interview Magazine is being criticized for perpetuating offensive stereotypes about Asians. [Mic]
–The new NYC ferry service becomes a party boat. [New York Times]
–A profile of Deepcover, the retro Lower East Side store “where hipsters, millennials and even celebrities flock” for menswear items from the 80s and 90s. [Newsday]
