About to Close: City Streets
The City Streets store on the street level of our building is set to close up shop. What will come next?
As per the Governor’s Executive Order issued April 15, everyone is required to wear face covering in the form of a mask, scarf, or other reliable protection of the nose and mouth while in public. Also, every building occupant is to wear face covering while you are within any common area of the building including hallways, stairwells, elevator, lobby, laundry room, etc.
Most shareholders/owners are signed up for online payment of maintenance/common charges. We strongly encourage those who are not already signed up to please contact your AKAM Management Executive for additional information.
Below are a few other reminders and best practices (as applicable to your building):
Please see the following COVID-19 related links you may find helpful:
CDC.gov – COVID-19 Updates and Best Practices / NYC.Gov – COVID-19 Updates and Best Practices
As the New York Pause period now extends through May 15, 2020, we have listed various types of stay-at-home things to do which may interest you:
Please join us in continuing to thank all building staff members for their continued hard-work and dedication. We would also like to thank all building volunteers, including members of the Board, for their valuable time and input.
They are dropping like flies. Goodbye to Nanoosh, Nix, Blue Stripes, Le Midi (in our building) Le Maison de Croque Monsieur, and more. What will replace them?
The spectacular old stable building at 128 East 13th has finally been converted into the Peridance Center with six studios, a theater, and a cafe.
This excellent article reviews many of the historic buildings that help define our neighborhood. Of course, many are endangered.
An incredible story about how peepers spend hours looking up the skirts of girls who sit on the steps of Union Square Park.
For the first time in decades, there are no Italian restaurants on University Place.