ARCHIVE IN FIVE-MONTH COUNTDOWN
The Times covers the Archive of Contemporary Music’s departure from White Street — and search for a new home.

JIN SOON GETS MORE ACCOLADES
“Nail guru” Jin Soon gets a shout out in Cosmo as one of the seven top nail salons in the city (her Walker Street location is her fourth outlet and opened here in 2016).

BEFORE TRIBECA WAS TRIBECA
The Trib put together a cool slideshow of images of the neighborhood starting with the Lenape longhouses of the 1500s and ending with the playground at Washington Market Park, which opened in the early ’80s.

NO REPERCUSSIONS FOR LANDMARKS VIOLATION
The Broadsheet reports that the owner of 315 Church, at the corner of Lispenard, a building built in 1867, destroyed the metal shutters on the landmarked building – and the city’s Landmarks Commission decided they can’t do anything about it.

SPRING NATURAL CLOSES
Spring Natural, the health food restaurant in Soho that was cooking vegetarian well before it was cool, has closed after 47 years. (I saw the news first in Bowery Boogie.) The restaurant’s last location was actually at 98 Kenmare. In their final goodbye on Facebook, the team even thanked the folks who came in just to use the bathroom: “We have always been a family owned and operated Soho small business. The end of the road is never an easy time, but it has been a wondrous journey. Full of twists and turns, heartache and joy, ups and downs. We feel truly blessed to have been able to serve so many people, and the community as a whole, over so many years. We are truly thankful for everyone we have come into contact with – our employees, our customers, our suppliers, even those who just came in to use the bathrooms!”