••• The CB1 agendas for February included a Landmarks Committee discussion about 10 Hubert, the building at Collister with the wooden storefront (right). I didn’t go to the meeting, but look what popped up online: ODA Architecture‘s description of the project, along with a vintage-looking rendering (or I suppose that could be an actual old photo). You can click to enlarge any of those images.

••• Potbelly Sandwich Shop is getting ready to open. The company tweeted this: “Oven-Warming party at Reade/Broadway Mon/Tues 4 lunch! Email ovenwarming@potbelly.com w/ preferred day to get an invite!”

••• From a press release: “Anthony W. Crowell, Counselor to New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Brooklyn Public Library, has been named the 16th Dean and President of New York Law School.”

••• Reader D. asks, ” What about a list of, or reviews of, some of the dog walking & overnight dog hotel services in the neighborhood?” I pointed out that reviews are tough, since it’s hard to know how the services do since you’re not there. (Not that I don’t ask my dog anyway.) And dog walkers tend to operate by word of mouth. So I said I’d pass the question along. (Any dogwalkers or sitters might want to consider running a classified ad on the site.)

••• And here’s another question, from T.: “I moved to the neighborhood a few months ago (Church and Murray) and don’t see any fruit stands around. Where I used to live uptown had one on every corner. Is there a reason for this, or am I just looking for them in the wrong places?” I replied that there are stands (if memory serves) at Broadway and Warren, Church and Chambers, and Greenwich and Warren Chambers [thanks, David], but I have no idea if any are particularly recommendable. That’s where you come in.