In the second holiday shopping season of the current recession, the signs of economic distress were evident in the SoHo district of Manhattan.
Mon 30 Nov 2009
Filed under: Shopping and Retail, Fashion and Apparel, SoHo (NYC), Recession and Depression, Economic Conditions and Trends, Manhattan (NYC) — @ 9:20 am
Mon 30 Nov 2009
Filed under: Shopping and Retail, Fashion and Apparel, SoHo (NYC), Recession and Depression, Economic Conditions and Trends, Manhattan (NYC) — @ 2:57 am
In the second holiday shopping season of the current recession, the signs of economic distress were evident in the SoHo district of Manhattan.
Sat 12 Sep 2009
Filed under: Roofs, Housing and Real Estate, SoHo (NYC), Renting and Leasing, Bloomberg, Michael R, Buildings Department, Trees and Shrubs — @ 3:00 am
Michael Goldstein’s roof garden in SoHo could easily be mistaken for a suburban back yard, but the after a citation from the city, the building’s owner wants it removed.
Thu 3 Sep 2009
OxyContin was among the prescriptions said to have been discovered in the body of the disc jockey, found dead last week in his SoHo apartment.
Thu 4 Jun 2009
Filed under: SoHo (NYC), Littlejohn, Darryl, St Guillen, Imette, Nightclubs and Cabarets, Brooklyn (NYC), Sex Crimes, Decisions and Verdicts, Murders and Attempted Murders — @ 7:25 am
Darryl Littlejohn was convicted of sexually abusing and killing a 24-year-old student, Imette St. Guillen, whose body was found on the side of a dirt road in Brooklyn.
Thu 7 May 2009
A man made a complaint that the actor hit him with his head in a SoHo bar early Tuesday.
Fri 3 Apr 2009
The 25,000-square-foot Topshop store, the first of its kind in the United States, drew shoppers despite the economy.
Wed 12 Nov 2008
In SoHo, a decades-old mural by Richard J. Haas has attracted countless double takes and seemed resistant to graffiti until recently.
Mon 6 Oct 2008
Filed under: New Yorker, Trillin, Calvin, Chinatown (NYC), SoHo (NYC), Greenwich Village (NYC), Writing and Writers, Restaurants — @ 4:08 am
The writer Calvin Trillin’s gastronomic walking excursion, which took place as part of the New Yorker Festival, is called “Come Hungry” with good reason.
Tue 30 Sep 2008
Filed under: Gayle, Margot, SoHo (NYC), Architecture, Historic Buildings and Sites, Deaths (Obituaries) — @ 4:04 am
Ms. Gayle marshaled shrewdness, gentility and spunk to save the Victorian cast-iron buildings of New York in a crusade that led to the preservation of historic SoHo.