Scout Vintage Tshirts quietly opened up at 227 Mulberry Street last week. The store's stock is supplied by
The Clothing Warehouse of Atlanta, who have a retail outlet
nearby on Prince Street, between Elizabeth and Bowery.
A look inside the store showed an absolutely incredible array of vintage t-shirts, thousands of them, meticulously arranged by shades of color. If you like t-shirts, you'll love this place, as long as you don't mind paying for them. Most were priced from $28-$38; others, such as some of the concert tees, were well over $100. That said, the store wasn't really holding any duds. A quick glance through the racks showed carefully selected, desirable tshirts.
As Park Department Manager Ralph Musolino and Council Member Margaret Chin's office recently informed NYC The Blog, and I excitedly reported, Petrosino Park is receiving a water fountain. 
Bleecker Street's Pure Dark chocolate, "harvested from nature," has closed. They have three other retail outlets on the Upper East Side and Midtown.
Workers inside 235 Mulberry Street (formerly Lulu) first confirmed a new pizzeria way back in April. At the time, the fellow inside assured the pie was going to be fantastic. 
Yesterday afternoon, a construction crew began building a temporary wall outside the exterior of New York City's first Papaya King location on the corner of 86th Street and 3rd Avenue. Workers on site expect the place to remain closed for the whole month of July while they renovate. It is "...a mid-summer break to polish up the crown jewels," the King explained on their website. 
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