Oh, boy: Former East Village squatter leader Frank Morales was bowled over by the recent news reports that the Boys Club of New York plans to sell its headquarters building at E. 10th St. and Avenue A. “It’s a total bummer,” he recently told us. Morales, who grew up in the ’hood, had great times read more here »

Blew it on farter: Wow, did the Post’s Page Six get caught with its pants down on the Villager Serial Farter story, or what? This Wednesday the famous celebrity gossip page finally got wind of the story — which The Villager broke (at least, in print), months ago back in April in an article by read more here »

Updated Sun., July 29, 11 p.m.: Bitter Twitter Battle: In other Deborah Glick news (though, we’re sure she would hardly consider it “news”), she recently unblocked Arthur Schwartz on her Twitter account — but it took a little hardball by Schwartz first. On June 12, the Village district leader e-mailed the veteran assemblymember, citing the read more here »

S.B.J.S.A. parley: City Council Speaker Corey Johnson’s office will be meeting with members of the group Take Back NYC on July 23 to talk about the Small Business Jobs Survival Act. We’re told one topic will be whether a special panel will be convened to look at and try to resolve any legality issues surrounding read more here »

Props for Cafe Society: Strange coincidences were once kind of the thing at Cafe Society, a legendary club that broke the race barrier when it opened in 1938 at 1 Sheridan Square. While Uptown the Cotton Club was strictly segregated, the late Barney Josephson broke new ground when he opened Cafe Society, not only bridging read more here »

A moving moment: Well, Terri Cude, the chairperson of Community Board 2, has finally done it. She has agreed to put Tom Connor back on “S.L.A. 1,” as in, one of the two State Liquor Authority Committees on C.B. 2. (Basically, there are so many liquor-license applications in the Village and Soho area, that they read more here »

What D.I.D. did: The Downtown Independent Democrats recently voted to endorse Cynthia Nixon over Andrew Cuomo in the September Democratic governor primary election. We heard Nixon won like two-thirds of the vote, but D.I.D. is not confirming that. “For various reasons, we have a policy of not revealing those numbers precisely,” Sean Sweeney, a club read more here »

Liquor sticking point: We’re still trying to find out if Tom Connor has been reappointed to Community Board 2’s State Liquor Authority Committee. He recently told us he was, saying, “As of Tuesday,” indicating that he just had to go to a meeting on that day a couple of weeks ago, set up by board read more here »

Win some, lose some: After recently winning the support of the Village Independent Democrats club in her run for governor, Cynthia Nixon has won one and lost one with other local clubs. She personally showed up at the endorsement vote of the Chelsea Reform Democratic Club where she faced off with Assemblymember Richard Gottfried, who read more here »