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We’re starting a list of places staying open for takeout and delivery. Our local spots are suffering and need your support more than ever. Many of the restaurants are offering discounted prices for takeout (to avoid delivery fees). Most of the restaurants are posting updates on Instagram. Many of the delivery services are now offering “no-contact delivery,” allowing for instructions on where to leave the order upon delivery. … By The Lo-Down in Business, coronavirus, Featured, Food on March 17, 2020 12:17 pm |  Comments closed  
The coronavirus outbreak has led to panic buying across New York, including here on the Lower East Side. You’ve seen the crazy lines and … By The Lo-Down in coronavirus, Featured, Lower East Side News on March 14, 2020 1:41 pm | Comments closed 
According to the NYC Department of Health, there are now 76 confirmed cases of coronavirus in New York State and 11 in New York … 
Don’t look now, but March is upon us. So here’s a first look at what’s coming up at Community Board 3 in the month … 
The Lowline, an audacious plan to create an underground park on the Lower East Side, made a big splash when it was first proposed in 2011. But it faded during the past couple of years without so much as a whimper. … 
Ernesto’s Cafe and Wine Bar (259 E. Broadway at Montgomery St.) is now open, accompanying the Basque-inspired restaurant from chef Ryan Bartlow (Quality Eats, … 
Local photographer Roger Bultot shared some great photos from Sunday’s Lunar New Parade in Chinatown. It’s been a tough holiday season for the community, as unfounded fears about the new coronavirus have kept many people away from the neighborhood. … 
Our friends at the Feed Me a Story project are kicking off a new audio tour of Essex Market (88 Essex St.) with a fun event this Saturday, from 11am – 1pm, on the mezzanine at the market. … By Traven Rice in Arts, Essex Market, Featured, Food, Shopping on November 15, 2019 9:00 am | Comments closed 
The New York City Council yesterday approved a controversial plan to build a flood protection system along the East River from East 25th Street to Montgomery Street. … By The Lo-Down in Featured, Lower East Side News, Parks and Recreation on November 15, 2019 7:29 am | Comments closed 
The other day in The New York Times, architecture critic Michael Kimmelman called the Essex Crossing project, “one of New York’s most promising new … By Ed Litvak in Featured, Lower East Side News, Real Estate on November 14, 2019 7:59 am | Comments closed 
There was a ribbon cutting this week to celebrate the opening of the Dale Jones Burch Neighborhood Center at Henry Street Settlement. The newly … 
Tragedy struck once again this week at the site that once housed the Lower East Side’s Beth Hamedrash Hagadol synagogue. … By The Lo-Down in Featured, Lower East Side News, Real Estate on October 24, 2019 10:01 pm | Comments closed 
There’s a new mural coming to the neighborhood, via ASVP and Delancey Street Associates. The 10,600-square foot mural will decorate the Suffolk Street … 
The following op/ed was written by Lee Berman, a Lower East Side district leader, regarding this past weekend’s shocking murders of four homeless men in Chinatown. … 
In response to neighborhood opposition to the city’s plans for a flood barrier in East River Park, the de Blasio administration announced more changes in its resiliency schemes this week. … |
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