TRE SORELLE IS TAKING ORDERS
Tre Sorelle, the family-owned restaurant that has been on Reade for 13 years and makes the list of moderately priced restaurants, a dying breed, is making progress after it was forced to close from a fire last October. (Thanks to J. for the pic.) Their website says they are taking orders for pickup and delivery, and will open soon(ish). (They said a couple months, but that was 17 weeks ago.) The fire caused significant structural damage, which will require the cost of repairs and, of course, lost revenue at the same time.

STEAMFEST AT PINE STREET SCHOOL
Pine Street School will host a free event called STEAMFest in partnership with NORY on Saturday, May 31, 10a to noon at 25 Pine.  The family-friendly event will celebrate all things science, technology, engineering, art and math with interactive activities designed to spark curiosity and creativity in children ages nursery to middle school. Admission is free with RSVP. 

STOPPING HELICOPTER NOISE & FLIGHTS
Stop The Chop NY/NJ is circulating petitions addressed to the federal government, the state of New Jersey and the mayor to reduce helicopter noise and ban nonessential flights over the NYC Metropolitan Area. The NYC petition supports the passage of New York City Council Int. 0026, which, if passed, would ban nonessential helicopter flights from heliports owned or operated by New York City, including the Downtown Manhattan (Wall Street) and East 34th Street heliports. Sign here.

CLASS AT CRUNCH FOR ALS RESEARCH
Crunch gym on Leonard will host a 90-minute donation-only master class created in partnership with Augie’s Quest to Cure ALS on Saturday, May 31, at 9a. The class is open to non-members. The cost is $20 to attend but additional donations appreciated. 100% of proceeds go directly to Augie’s Quest to Cure ALS. Sign up here.