Fredi Sandwich Bar, Now Open

You’ll find it on 12th St. just west of University. Early reviews are great (although likely phony).

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    Now at 51 University Place:

    “The Hemp Philosophy was founded in New York City by Jack Scaba. Like many of our customers, his team came across hemp while looking for alternative solutions to ailments. What they found was a need for quality hemp that was more accessible. Thus, The Hemp Philosophy was born. Since then, this philosophy has defined the new standard for premium quality hemp products.”

  • Zip Line!

    NY1 reports:

    New York’s annual block party will return this summer with even more Saturday morning activities for participants.

    The Department of Transportation will host the Fifth Annual Summer Streets event on August 4, 11 and 18.

    The Summer Streets route runs from the Brooklyn Bridge all the way to 72nd Street along Park Avenue and connecting streets. The seven miles of city streets will be blocked off for activities ranging from yoga to dance classes.

    DOT officials also fit thousands of people for free bicycle helmets during Summer Streets as part of its Bike Smart program.

    “The streets are for everyone and it’s a great way for New Yorkers to get out and enjoy and see the city in a different way and engage in some really fun, healthy, terrific activities,” said DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan.

    One of the highlights this year will likely be a 160-foot zip line at Union Square Park.

    On Tuesday morning, the zip line was set up by Fantasy World Entertainment in Union Square for passersby to try out.

    “For your first time [it’s scary], after that, you’ll come right back in line,” said Greg Korzeniowski of Fantasy World Entertainment.

    “It’s a great idea for a bit of a good rush in the morning, great way to wake you up. I don’t have to have a coffee this morning, I’ve done this,” said one zip line user.

    “It was fun. When you jump off, I was a little nervous, but then it was like fun,” said another.

    Even NY1’s Roger Clark tried out the zip line. As he stood 30 feet about Union Square, the operators assured him that he would be caught by workers at the end of the 160-feet line.

    Clark did have a safe landing, and then wanted to use the zip line again. He wasn’t the only one.

    “As soon as I finished I was like, can I go again? I didn’t think he would let me, but he did, so it was fun,” said a zip line user.