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Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'seansweeney'

March 26, 2007

No more Drown the Clown? No more zeppoles, chased down by some gelato? Or walks through Little Italy in a crushing sea of humanity? The Daily News reports that Community Board 2's street events committee is recommending that the board reject permits for San Gennaro. An anonymous board member said, "[The feast] used to be a reflection of the community. They've become homogenized, with the same vendors selling the same stuff, the same food,......

Continue Reading "Neighborhood Wants San Gennaro to Sleep With Fishes"

February 13, 2007

In the crossroads of the "Can't Beat 'Em, So Join 'Em" chronicles and the "____ Diner, R.I.P." annals, there's is the Moondance Diner. The NY Sun reports the SoHo fixture will be razed for - you guessed it - luxury condos. But that's not all: Moondance owner Sunil "Sunny" Sharma was originally going to sell the property, but decided to develop it himself with Extell's Gary Barnett and others. Plans for a 66,743 square......

Continue Reading "Moondance Diner's Waning Crescent"

November 17, 2006

It looks like Donald Trump will get to build his 45-story Trump SoHo Hotel Condominium at 246 Spring Street. Though the city hasn't officially issued construction permits, the Greenwich Village Society of Historic Preservation heard from city officials that the hotel would be allowed, and made its grievances known. The Trump SoHo would be part hotel, where owners only stay there for a certain number of days during the year and the apartments/rooms are......

Continue Reading "Critics Say Trump SoHo Not Transient Enough"

April 24, 2006

Ever since bringing down seven clubs at the start of this month, the police have been cracking down on clubs, and clubowners are feeling unfairly targeted - not just from the police looking for drug dealers, but also from neighborhood residents. Clubowners say that the police are actually hurting the city's economy making them feel unwelcome while the police say the raids were prompted by community complaints. Ah, the double edged sword of gentrification -......

Continue Reading "Police Continue to Go Clubbing"

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