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Category Archives: East Village
Residents Protect a Lower East Side Oasis
By Douglas A. Hinnant A Dollars & Sense multimedia feature The Green Oasis and Gilbert’s Sculpture Garden, deep in the East Village, is a place of both tranquil respite and family hustle and bustle. It is in many ways the heart … Continue reading
Gentrification Wins the 20 Year Battle for the East Village
It is the warmest weekend day of the year and the streets of the East Village are excitingly buzzing. There are people congregating on every street corner and residents happily migrating towards Tompkins Square Park. Outside the air is welcoming … Continue reading
Posted in Community Service Story, East Village
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Food Not Bombs: Serving Heaping Helpings of Revolution to the Masses
The aroma of a vegetarian meal wafting from a rickety old serving cart draws a diverse crowd to the Southeast corner of Tompkins Square Park on Sunday afternoon. Squatters and yuppies alike curiously meander around the wobbly makeshift serving table, … Continue reading
Posted in Community Service Story, East Village
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East Village Residents Preserve Neighborhood’s Legacy of Protest
It is no secret that East Village residents are typically socially-conscious and opinionated people. Tompkins Square Park, the neighborhood’s central park, is one of the city’s most politically active centers, hosting throngs of renegades, squatters and … Continue reading
NYU Students pack a punch with protest
The Villager newspaper, reporting news from the West and East Village, Soho, Noho, Little Italy, Chinatown, and the Lower East Side since 1933, covered the recent student protests that took place for more than 30 hours in the cafeteria of … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, East Village
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Third Street Music School Hasn’t Missed A Beat
In the current economic crisis, many institutions have had to scale back significantly on programs, jobs, and hours. One institution that has not seen any dramatic changes since the recession took full force is the Third Street Music School. According … Continue reading
Posted in East Village
Tagged ecomony, music
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I Waited For Eight Years, What is Another 45 Minutes!
Tompkins Square Park, known for riots and activism over the years, was sunny and peaceful on Nov. 4, Election Day. Just around the corner, New Yorkers lined up to vote for a new administration. This was a historic moment. Many … Continue reading
Posted in East Village, Manhattan
Tagged East Village, elections, Tompkins Square Park
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Obama Pajama-rama
The 2008 Presidential Election was unique in many ways, but one of the most striking was how involved, invested and interested the general public became in the journey to electing the 44th president of the United States. This interest led … Continue reading
Artist Uses Chalk to Change the World
If you have walked through the East Village in the last couple of years you have probably come across a garbage can bearing inspirational words or two lovesick fish in separate bowls drawn in chalk on the sidewalk. These are … Continue reading
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‘Fall’ Street Felt in East Village
The East Village is not a common spotting place for Wall Street traders. But being just a few subway stops away, the neighborhood has been feeling the turbulence from the current economic crisis, with residents worrying about losing jobs and savings. … Continue reading