Crumbs Bakery on University and 13th has closed…for the second time.
Next week (October 21st to October 25th), material and equipment deliveries and installation work will continue on the academic floors inside the building and we anticipate paving on 5th Ave.
The following week (October 28th to November 1st), material and equipment deliveries and installation work will continue on academic floors.
This weekend the site will be open on Saturday, October 19th for interior activities between the work hours of 7AM and 5PM as permitted by the City.
The NYPD 6th Precinct Community Council Meeting will take place in person Wednesday, September 25 at 7:00 PM
Our Lady of Pompeii’s Fr. Demo Hall – Lower Level at the corner of Bleecker and Carmine Streets
note: meeting will begin promptly at 7:00 pm
Please sign in at the door early if you wish to speak or ask questions of the panel.
Join the leadership of the 6th Precinct, your neighbors and local businesses for an update on community affairs. This is also your opportunity to advise Precinct Leadership of chronic or specific crime/safety/quality of life problems you see in our community so their actions are directed with your unique insights. Take this opportunity to listen or to voice your thoughts in an open and informative session. We encourage you to tell/bring a neighbor and be a part of your Community’s voice.
As part of the planned 2024 enhancements we return to our regular monthly meeting program with our very important September 25th meeting that will feature a comprehensive panel of our Community’s Elected Officials addressing Crime, Safety and Quality of Life in our community.
Scheduled Panelists:
-Brad Hoylman-Sigal – State Senator
-Brian Kavanagh – State Senator
-Erik Bottcher – City Council
-Carolina Rivera – City Council
-Deborah Glick – NY State Representative
Our former super Niall Cooney also happens to be a parter in a Hell’s Kitchen wine bar called Ardesia. 
Curbed has a big article outlining and analyzing all the current, upcoming, and potential efforts to make 14th St. better in all sorts of ways. 
The New York Times reports on the new busway and the potentially positive effect it has on real estate prices, although it seems certain not everyone would agree.