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N.Y.U.’s ‘fourth tower’
On Mon., Nov. 8, New York University will present its application to Community Board 2 for its hoped-for fourth tower in the Silver Towers complex at Bleecker St. and LaGuardia Place. The venue will be a joint meeting by C.B. 2’s Landmarks and Arts & Institutions committees, at Grace Church School, 94 Fourth Ave. (between 10th and 11th Sts.), in the gym, starting at 6:30 p.m.
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Scoopy's Notebook
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Photo by J.B. Nicholas
It’s a reality: Kardashians now in Soho
Reality TV stars the Kardashian sisters — from left, Kourtney, Khloé and Kim — were in Soho Wednesday evening at the grand opening of their new clothing boutique, DASH (as in short for “Kardashian”), at 119 Spring St., between Mercer and Greene Sts.
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Girls Club feeling in the pink as ground broken on Ave. D
By Albert Amateau
It looked like everyone in the East Village and beyond was on Avenue D last week at the official groundbreaking for the new club headquarters for the Lower Eastside Girls Club.
Susie Ying, 73, of Suzie’s restaurant
By Albert Amateau
Susie Ying, a prominent Asian-American community philanthropist and a founder of Suzie’s Chinese restaurant on Bleecker St., died on Sun., Oct. 3, at age 73. She fought lymphoma the past two-and-a-half years, said her daughter, Julie Lau.
Finding bereavement support
By Mary Reinholz
It would have been nice to hold an an old-fashioned Irish wake for my older sister, Sue, a retired high school science teacher and head librarian in the Los Angeles school district. The divorced mother of two adult children, she died June 2 of cardiac arrest after a long illness.
E. 6th St. snatcher is still at large
By Sarah Ferguson
East Village parents are holding their kids extra tight knowing that the man who attempted to abduct a 4-year-old boy on E. Sixth St. last week remains at large.
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Klein put on hot seat at District 2 C.E.C. meeting
By Albert Amateau
Overcrowding and charter schools were among the top issues last week when Schools Chancellor Joel Klein spoke to parents at a forum in Chelsea.
Accused killer’s ex paints picture of abusive artist
By Lincoln Anderson
A week after local graffiti artist Jairo Pastoressa allegedly murdered another man in a dispute over a woman, Pastoressa’s friends and neighbors still say they can’t believe he did it — that the man they thought they knew wasn’t capable of such violence.
Clayton's Page
Bad Brains and the man who gave Beats their name
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Halloween Things: Last Rites
BY SCOTT STIFFLER
Scary stuff between now and Oct 31.
Koch on Film
By Ed Koch
Just Do Art!
Older, wiser, funnier — and still alive!
BY JERRY TALLMER
Fyvush Finkel’s new show is a family affair.
So much to do, it’s scary!
Compiled by Scott Stiffler
Halloween things that’ll shock & awe.
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