Grand Street
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Modesty War Brewing Over H&M Beyonce Advert on Grand Street
The so-called "bulge" of the Lower East Side still remains a religious Jewish stronghold despite the rampant change on all fronts.
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7-Eleven Plants a Flag at 403 Grand Street
The first outward indications of the anticipated, albeit opposed 7-Eleven at 403 Grand Street finally arrived this week.
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13th Annual Taste of the Lower East Side Arrives April 25
The Lower East Side is in for another tasty treat - the 13th Annual Taste of the Lower East Side is headed this way on April 25.
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Doughnut Plant Looking to Expand Uptown
Its success is no doubt palpable. From a tiny basement bakeshop to a legit dessert empire, the Doughnut Plant is cleaning up.
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324-326 Grand Street Now Slated for 7-Story Mixed-Use Building
So long has this Grand Street lot remained vacant that, at one point, weeds had sprouted into full-fledged trees
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Rest Assured, That 7-Eleven is Still Coming to Grand Street
It's been a year since we broke news that 7-Eleven (and possibly Dunkin' Donuts) intended to sling Slurpees at 403 Grand Street.
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Street Beat: Grand Street and Its Long Lost Ferry
Before bridges and tunnels, before Williamsburg lost its "h" and had a bridge eponymously named, there was a ferry.
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Looking at the Rehabilitated 285-289 Grand Street
Nearly three years of literally living as a shell of its former self, 289 Grand Street is finally on the last leg of its proverbial road to recovery.
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Film Followup: Seward Park Co-ops in “Dead Man Down”
Colin Farrell spent a fair amount of time on the streets of the Lower East Side last summer, filming scenes for the upcoming movie Dead Man Down. Six months later, it's a wrap.
