WHITE MARSH, Md. — The Avenue at White Marsh has announced a premier tenant: Silver Diner, which is opening its first Baltimore County location at the mall. Silver Diner will take over the corner formerly occupied by Barnes & Noble. The longtime bookstore is moving to a smaller space nextRead More →
GREENWICH – Police have arrested a New York man for an attempted armed robbery which shocked the Greenwich Avenue business community this summer, when a couple leaving the Apple Store were attacked by two would-be thieves who tried to steal their purchases, authorities said Wednesday. Geraldo Morales, 20, of EastRead More →
LAKE PLACID – The Lake Placid Center for the Arts closed this week a “whirlwind” purchase of two near-center dining spaces at 2126 Saranac Avenue – home of Lake Placid’s staple, Saranac Sourdough. Saranac Sourdough is not going anywhere, said LPCA communications director Alison Simcox. The LPCA wantsRead More →
Apple Cards Oct. 20 at 2:08 a.m., Officer Anthony Oliveira and several backup officers were sent to a donnybrook at the Donegal Saloon which degenerated into a stab wound. Responding officers found a 32-year-old Kearny man sitting inside the living room with another man pressing on a stab wound toRead More →
With market season in full swing, there are a plethora of places to find local treats. For those who like a little sea breeze with their shopping, the weekly Corey Avenue Sunday Market is one of the area’s best hidden destinations. Unlike many markets, the Corey Avenue Sunday Market specializesRead More →
A car accident turned into a homicide, according to the police. HARTFORD, Conn. — Hartford Police are investigating a homicide in the southwest of the capital on Thursday evening. Officers were called to the 500 block of Hillside Avenue to a report of a shooting that occurred around 5:30 p.m.Read More →
Whether you’re craving ice cream, cocktails or burgers, there are several new places to grab a bite or a drink in Calgary’s Inglewood neighborhood. Pork belly at Business & Pleasure. Photography by Matthew Davis of Premium Creative Services. There has been a lot of action in the culinary scene inRead More →
The Affordable Housing Lottery was launched to 540 Waverley Avenuea nine-story mixed-use building Hill Clinton, Brooklyn. Conceived by Kutnicki Bernstein Architects, the structure offers 135 accommodations and 52 parking spaces. Available on NYC Housing Connect, 41 units for residents are between 80 and 130 percent of the area median incomeRead More →
Brew HaHa’s new Avenue North cafe is meant to evoke mid-century modern vibes. Photo by Becca Mathias Brew Haha! will open its latest cafe on North Avenue on Monday, October 3, with decor designed to evoke a 1970s apartment on New York’s Upper West Side. The store will be oneRead More →
The identity of the small town of Carpinteria could soon undergo big changes, with three major developments planned to reshape the look of the main strip of Linden Avenue. In a community generally resistant to change – full of residents who are quick to voice their displeasure with new developmentsRead More →
Part of Libbie Avenue will be closed from Monday to allow crews to install the conduit. The closure is between Grove Avenue and Cary Street from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. until September 2. Sidewalks and curb lanes will be closed during the project. Business expansions, openings and closings inRead More →
The Great American Hero Sandwich Shop at 4001 Lemmon Ave. closes later this month. It will move to the Timber Creek Crossing Mall at Skillman and Northwest Highway, and plans to reopen in September. Shug’s Bagels will open its second location in Dallas when it takes over Lemmon’s eye-catching pinkRead More →
Clara Sánchez named her soon-to-open café Mis Raíces Café after her “roots”, and the name comes with a double dose of meaning. “I’m originally from Guadalajara, Jalisco,” she says. “I come from a small town where everyone is nice and knows each other. I treat customers like you’re having guestsRead More →
GREENWICH – Local police have added additional staff and patrols to the Greenwich Avenue corridor after a number of recent surprising cases of theft. On Saturday afternoon, a woman stole handbags from a store in central Greenwich, and she and a passerby were hit by a runaway car, police said.Read More →
The GadCapital is an online lender that offers both private and refinances student loans. It is a graduate, undergraduate, parent, and career, loan expert. They provide a variety of repayment options to fit your budget. The New Jersey office of GadCapital was developed to make it easier to obtain aRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS — A local Culver franchisee is opening his next restaurant in downtown Glendale, northeast Indianapolis. The fast-food restaurant known for its Wisconsin cheese curds and frozen ice cream is set to open in late September on the site of a former O’Charley’s restaurant, located at 6111 N. Keystone Ave.Read More →
The Eddy Avenue Plaza at the North Exit of Central Station is set to be transformed into Sydney’s latest food and entertainment district with a host of new arts, restaurants, bars and shops. Named EDDY, the initiative to revitalize this section of the station was announced by Minister for Infrastructure,Read More →
By Daniel Warn / For Nisqually Valley News Masonry Cafe Catering intends to invest in the town of Yelm by taking over the former fire station on Yelm Ave adjacent to its storefront at 105 E. Yelm Ave. The City of Yelm’s website says the expansion plans have resulted inRead More →
The merchant was located at 1924 Greenville Ave. but will be replaced by Crossroads Trading Co. Photo by Renee Umsted. A resale store plans to open its second Dallas location on Lowest Greenville. Crossroads Trading Co., which has a store on Main Street in Deep Ellum, will open a storeRead More →
GREENWICH, CT — Food lovers, rejoice. Michelin-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten opened a new restaurant in Greenwich this spring, his first in Connecticut. Happy Monkey, which will be located at 376 Greenwich Ave., the former site of Little Beet Table, “will feature Latin cuisine with a Jean-Georges twist, delight guests withRead More →
This week, Bristal Assisted Living opened Bristal on York Avenue, its first assisted living facility for seniors in Manhattan. Located at 1622 York Avenue on the Upper East Side, the 14-story property offers 102,000 square feet with 132 apartments for seniors in need of independent or assisted living, highly specializedRead More →
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The Swiss Avenue Historic District Mother’s Day Home Tour returns after two years of cancellations due to the pandemic. The 2022 Home Tour will take place May 7-8, and six homes and a garden in the historic Swiss Avenue neighborhood will be open for tours. The event will feature liveRead More →
CEBU. Semi-Olympic pool, lagoon pool, jacuzzi style pool. (photo added) CEBU. Founder of GT Cosmetics and COO Ing. Leonora B. Salvane. (photo added) CEBU. Manga restaurant. (photo added) CEBU. Christina Garcia-Frasco, Mayor of Liloan. (photo added) CEBU. (LR) Vice Mayor of Liloan Thelma L. Jordan, Mayor of Liloan Christina Garcia-Frasco,Read More →
I was intrigued by the logic of Dr. Ray Bassett (Letters, Saturday) who, in calling for a return to parking cars on the main road through Phoenix Park, wrote the following: “It is simply wrong to ask families, especially those with young children and pushchairs, to arrive at Dublin ZooRead More →
Lilac Wine, an acoustic trio from Atlanta, returns to The Avenue East Cobb’s Electric Avenue Friday concert series on May 27. With warm sunshine splashing down on a glorious springtime Friday night, the easy rhythms of Lilac Wine reverberated through an impromptu stage. The acoustic trio from Atlanta covered popularRead More →
Capital City Film Festival goers danced the night away to Lipstick Jodi’s synthesizer-heavy indie pop at The Avenue Cafe in Lansing. Michigan’s Capital City Film Festival is known for bringing an eclectic mix of musical acts, ranging from heavy metal and hip hop to folk music, to complement the internationalRead More →
Construction is nearing completion on 963 Atlantic Avenue, a new nine-story mixed-use property in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. From local developer Efraim Weber, doing business as 86 Lefferts Corp, the building will eventually include 124 rental units, a collection of amenities and two commercial spaces on the ground floor. The siteRead More →
Passers-by said a tractor-trailer hit cars and scraped a building on Forest Avenue on Friday morning, before driving off. It’s unclear how much damage was caused, but it doesn’t appear anyone was injured in the incident. Portland police had not provided any information Friday evening. Tracey Hall of Portland saidRead More →
You can tell a Chinese restaurant isn’t thrilled with every menu item when the fonts of some dishes are italicized, the details are sparse, and they reside in a dark corner of the menu. Chinese-American commodities are often relegated this way. The Tea House restaurant does not pretend. Under theRead More →
Goodwill associates, city officials and customers, some of whom lined up as early as 8 a.m., celebrated the official opening of Commerce Avenue Goodwill as it moved into its new location on Wednesday morning. The brand new, 20,000 square foot not only offers extensive retail space for lightly used goods,Read More →
The 52nd Fourth Edition Avenue Spring Street Fair took place from April 1-3 and was the first spring event since the start of the pandemic. The street fair was open from 10 a.m. to dusk all weekend. The event, according to KOLD 13had 375 sold-out vendor locations, performances by localRead More →
Maria Merello and his wife want to take the residents of St. Pete into a two-dimensional world, making them feel like they’re stepping into an illustration by creating a new immersive experience in the Grand Central District – the 2D Café. Inside the 2D Cafe. Artist Chad Mize worked onRead More →
Photo credit: Le ColonialThe Colonial, a famed Manhattan restaurant known for its lavish interiors, two-story patios and fine dining rooms, is set to open on Naples’ famed Fifth Avenue in fall 2022. Hospitality legends Rick Wahlstedt and Joe King have big plans for Le Colonial Naples. Featuring acclaimed Franco-Vietnamese chefRead More →
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. – The annual Savor the Avenue event returns to Delray Beach without COVID-19 restrictions. Restaurant workers and attendees eagerly await the event, which began in 2009 and returned along Atlantic Avenue last year with several pandemic-related restrictions in place. This year, however, Savor the Avenue is notRead More →
“We don’t want to get into the business of telling people they can’t get ice cream.” PERRYSBURG, Ohio — An update to a story we first brought to you last week. After hearing about the security issues caused by the long queues at Mr. G’s barna local ice cream parlor,Read More →
A building off Stillwater Avenue that housed a vitamin supplement store, medical marijuana dispensary and vegan cafe that opened there less than six months ago has been demolished after it was sold to a new owner. The building at 109 Bangor Mall Boulevard, which is located in the same developmentRead More →
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Mawaheb, a Dubai-based non-profit art studio for determined people aged 18 and over, has announced its reopening, welcoming students to its new location on GC Avenue – Al Quoz. The new community studio and cafe will serve as a meeting point where all members of theRead More →
Click to enlarge Photo via Google Maps The proposed project site “City Center at Hanna Ave” at 2515 E Hanna Ave in Seminole Heights East. After months of scrutiny surrounding Tampa’s $108 million “City Center at Hanna Avenue” project, the city council will hear options this Thursday to overturn itsRead More →
MORRISTOWN – The painter leading work on the mural at the Sussex Avenue School expects the work to be completed and installed in his permanent home in the cafeteria by the end of February. Painter, Caren Frost Olmsted, said fourth graders were asked what a healthy body means to them,Read More →
There was a time when zines were ubiquitous and Avenue B wasn’t the kind of place that beckoned tourists. The zines – defined by the Internet as a “self-published single work of minority interest, usually reproduced via photocopier” – were sold everywhere from Tower Records to “See Hear” (a shopRead More →
Don’t be surprised if you walk down Clearwater Avenue in Kennewick in a few months and see sweeping changes to the Albertson grocery store. Are the Kennewick Albertsons undergoing renovation? The word wants the Albertson on Clearwater Avenue in Kennewick will undergo dramatic changes. In an article published by KEPR-TVAlbertsonsRead More →
Demolition intensifies at 258-278 Eighth Avenue, the site of a 12-story mixed-use building in Chelsea, Manhattan. Developed by Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners and Chelsea 23rd Realty Corporation, an LLC affiliate of JJ Operating, which acquired the 40,000 square foot plot in 2017, the new building will offer multiple levels of retailRead More →
Previous rendering of 840 Atlantic Avenue – IMC Architecture; Vanderbilt Atlantic Holdings, LLC From: Vanessa Londono 07:00 January 14, 2022 Permits have been filed for a two-tower, 17-story mixed-use building at 840 Atlantic Avenue in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. Located between Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Street on Vanderbilt Avenue, the landRead More →
HANCOCK PARK, LOS ANGELES (KABC) — A furniture store worker in Hancock Park was stabbed to death Thursday afternoon by a man still at large, Los Angeles police said. LAPD units were called just before 2 p.m. to the Croft House furniture store in the 300 block of La BreaRead More →
TEMPE, AZ — During the day, Anoche Cantina will function as a modern canteen with food, drinks and a buildable margarita bar, while Six40rty will have sliders, lawn games and a sports bar atmosphere. At night, both will transform into high-energy nightclubs with DJs and bottle service. Both concepts areRead More →
Russell Investments signed an 8,568 square foot lease for five years to Beacon Capital Partners and MetLife‘Sat 575 Fifth Avenue, Cushman and Wakefield announcement. C&W handled negotiations for the tenant and landlord with Nick Masi and David Mainthow representing Russell Investments and Josh Kouriloff, Matthias Li, Andrew Braver and EricRead More →
CROWN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN – When a bizarre land battle forced Crown Heights institution Gloria to close in 2020, its staff knew the neighborhood wasn’t ready to give up its iconic Caribbean cuisine. “[Neighbors] see us all the time and they say, “We really miss you,” said former Gloria manager WayneRead More →
Breweries in Calgary and Canmore talk about artisanal sodas, including some of their favorites and what sets their particular soft drinks apart. Craft soda seems to be everywhere these days as more brewers enter the market. We sought out representatives from four local manufacturers – new and old – toRead More →
The Affordable Housing Lottery has been launched for 825 Dekalb Avenue, a seven-story mixed-use building in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Designed by ARC Architecture + Design Studio and developed by Tomer Erlich, the structure offers 39 residences, 7,860 square feet of commercial space and 20 open parking spaces. Available on NYC HousingRead More →
TOWSON, MD – This home on Allegheny Avenue has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Highlights of the West Towson home are the wood burning stove, finished attic, slate porch, and vinyl deck. The house could be yours for $ 525,000. This list first appeared on redfin.com. For more information, clickRead More →
The six-story The Shenandoah in the Fan building is currently vacant. ASH NYC, which bought the property for $ 3.5 million, is considering converting it into a boutique hotel. (BizSense File) The Fan’s first boutique hotel is officially under construction. The Shenandoah Building at 501 N. Allen Ave. is inRead More →
Demolition is escalating at 343 Madison Avenue, the site of a 1,050-foot commercial supertall in Midtown East and number seven on our year-end countdown. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and developed by Boston Properties, the 55-story structure will rise from a 25,000-square-foot rectangular site between East 44th and 45th StreetRead More →
Fort Collins City Council on Tuesday voted against the unintentional historic designation of 528 W. Mountain Ave. – paving the way for its owners to demolish the besieged 136-year-old house. The fate of the house was on the line for most of this year after Fort Collins residents Jason andRead More →
STATEN ISLAND, NY – A cluster of commercial buildings towering over a stretch of Tompkins Avenue in Rosebank is starting to show signs of life, promising three new single-story retail spaces and a “future grocery store” in its zoning diagrams. Tidy and expansive, its parking lot already carefully paved andRead More →
The coffee retailer, for the first time, must negotiate with the unions at a US store owned by the company. The union filed objections in two other elections. BUFFALO, NY – The National Labor Relations Board has confirmed a vote to form a union at a Starbucks store on ElmwoodRead More →
At number 16 on our countdown is The Alloy Block, a multi-tower complex designed and developed by Alloy Development in downtown Brooklyn. Located along the border with Boerum Hill, the project includes 840-foot-high 80 Flatbush Avenue and 44-story, 482-foot-high 100 Flatbush Avenue. Hunter Roberts Construction Group is in charge ofRead More →
FAIRFAX, LOS ANGELES (KABC) – A gunman robbed a Fairfax district clothing store at gunpoint on Tuesday afternoon, fleeing with clothes, shoes and money in an incident which was filmed, authorities said. The suspect entered the store on the 7800 block of Melrose Avenue, near Fairfax Avenue, shortly before 12:30Read More →