••• There’ll be a “huge rummage and bake sale” at P.S. 150 on Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds go to the school and Sandy relief.

••• Roberta Freymann (of Roberta Roller Rabbit): “Roberta Freymann is pleased to announce her collaboration with Every Mother Counts, the advocacy and mobilization campaign founded by [Tribecan] Christy Turlington Burns that aims to increase education and support for maternal mortality reduction globally. Together they have created the Roberta Roller Rabbit for Every Mother Counts capsule collection featuring a women’s kurta, child’s kurta, beach bag, scarf, pareo and baby blanket all in the beautiful, hand blocked and newly designed Metta print. Ten percent of the purchase price of all Roberta Roller Rabbit for Every Mother Counts products will contribute to programs to improve the health of moms worldwide.” It launches Dec. 12.

••• Asaka Sushi at 321 Broadway has closed (only four months after either opening or changing its name from Natsu).

••• The windows in the ground-floor space in the Pearline Soap Factory building (left; at Washington and Laight)—formerly Tachi Gallery—have been papered. Could something be coming there? (Or are they cleaning up flood damage?) Also, does anyone know if the windows at the old TriBeCafe/Ristorante Aglio space on Church have been newspapered for a while? Wondering if there’s action there, too….

••• From a reader: “I was wondering if you’re hearing about continued Time Warner outages in the neighborhood? I’m on Leonard Street and have not had internet service since power came back on. I’ve called or emailed them everyday and have received no information. Was curious if others are having similar problems—misery loves company.” I don’t have cable, so I don’t know anything about it. Do you?

••• From the World Financial Center: “Know of any nonprofits or small businesses displaced by #Hurricane #Sandy? They get can get free space at the WFC.”

••• From State Senator Squadron’s office: “We’re working with FEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration to open Post-Sandy Disaster Assistance Pop Up Sites throughout the district. Residents and business owners can visit one of the pop ups to meet with FEMA and SBA staff members and directly apply for disaster assistance. Monday, November 12, through Friday, November 16: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pace University, 1 Pace Plaza (Spruce St. entrance).