Showing posts with label varick st. Show all posts
Showing posts with label varick st. Show all posts
Monday, April 18, 2011
Flowers from an unknown artist bloom on the edge of an empty lot on Varick Street in West Soho. Can anyone identify the artist? 
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Put Your City On: UES Fed Up; Deadly Crossing; Emergency Evacuations; New Homes For Ex-Cons; More!
Someone is holding it down for Los Angeles on Canal Street near the corner of Varick Street
- UES Fed Up With Vomit, Urine From Local Bar's Patrons [DNAinfo]
- "Whoever controls the Park controls the future." [EV Grieve]
- Greenwich St Between W Houston St and Leroy St [NYC Grid]
- 69-Year-Old Man Killed Walking Across Cross-Bronx Exit [Streetsblog]
- Hot List: What To Do In New York, Sept. 28, 1860 [The Bowery Boys]
- New homes open for the formerly incarcerated [Amsterdam News]
- Tenants in 'Worst Landlords' Building Narrowly Avoid Emergency Evacuation [The Village Voice]
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Squeegee Men Return To New York City
Photographed on the corner of Varick and Watts Streets last night, Maurice was happily washing the windshields of commuters heading into the Holland Tunnel, singing along to the music playing in his headphones while his wife sat nearby.
Are squeegee men making a return to New York City? They were last seen on the corner of Bleecker and Bowery by EV Grieve in June. Before that, they were last seen in 1995.
Related:
Argh! Squeegee Pests Are Back [New York Post]
Return of the Squeegee Men [New York Press]
The perils and pride in cleaning glass [New York]
About New York; Squeegee Men, Still Around, Still Relentless [The New York Times]
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