November 10, 2014 Arts & Culture, Community News, Restaurant/Bar News, Services, Shopping
••• The recently closed Megu owes rent, per this notice on the door.
••• “Pier A training begins Monday, Nov. 10,” commented Shaun of the Dead. “Hoping to be open a week or so later.”
••• The Kristin Hanson jewelry shop on Reade has closed.
••• From James: “Looking out my window it appears that they are installing the Brookfield Place ice rink again this year outside the Winter Garden.”
••• Gallery 69 has closed: It’s that frame store/gallery on Leonard that did street-art shows. I got the sense that maybe Park51 is doing prayer services there while its Warren Street situation gets ironed out.
••• Church Street Tavern has started serving Sunday brunch.
••• Morsi, the new restaurant on Warren, has changed its name (at least on OpenTable) to Gran Morsi. Presumably there was already a business with the name….
••• Pen Parentis’s M.M. De Voe points out that the Gap coming to 170 Broadway (at Maiden Lane) has put up signage saying it’ll open this spring. It’s going to be 19,000 square feet.
••• Anyone know why this banner is flying at 83 Leonard?
••• Community Board 1 sent out a revised agenda for tonight’s Planning Committee meeting. Too fried to see what changed so here’s the whole thing.
1) Newsstand (Application No. 5515-2014-ANWS) S/W/C Dey Street & Broadway – possible resolution
2) West Thames Street Pedestrian Bridge – Update & resolution
3) Updates by Lusheena Warner, Assistant Vice President, Government and Community Affairs, NYC Economic Development Corporation
a. East River Esplanade Signage & Logo
b. Neighborhood Game-Changer Investment Competition
c. Helicopter Tourism in Lower Manhattan
4) Anti-fracking initiatives – Update by Sarah Diaz, Community Liaison, Assemblymember Deborah Glick and possible resolution
5) Maintaining affordable housing stock in Community District 1 – Discussion
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Gran Morsi sounds a little less Egyptian Revolution-y and more like an Italian restaurant…