283 Grand Street Fire
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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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289 Grand Street Tenants Association Celebrates Court Victory Over Landlords
After two years of drawn-out legal proceedings against the landlords of 289 Grand Street, there is finally some semblance of closure to the whole fire-scorched issue.
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Former Residents of 289 Grand Street Sue Landlord for “Gross Negligence”
Nearly two years after a devastating seven-alarm fire tore through a bustling block of Lower East Side, killing one and leaving 200 homeless, the complicated saga of 289 Grand Street continues. Details after the jump!
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Grand Street History Uncovered in Wake of Fire
It’s been more than five weeks since a fire on Grand Street killed one tenant, left scores of families homeless, and gutted the century-old tenement buildings at 283, 287, and 289 Grand. Many of us who work [...]
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Grand Street Fire Fundraiser
It’s really great to see the community come together amidst tragedy. We just received information that there is a fundraiser week currently planned to benefit the victims of the Grand Street fire. From May [...]
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Nabe News: May 7
Fairey in trouble, time travel, and the crazy landlord, all in today’s neighborhood news roundup!
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Grand Street Fire: 283 Grand is No More
And that’s all she wrote. 283-287 Grand Street is no more. Its suffering has finally come to an end. Yesterday evening, the heavy-duty backhoes had their claws full of brick, wood, and twisted metal. All [...]
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Pho Grand Has Reopened
Nearly three weeks removed from the devastating Grand Street fire, business in the immediate vicinity is trickling back. A reader reported yesterday that Vietnamese restaurant Pho Grand at number 277 reopened the [...]
