Far From Normal: Peter Cooper Village Residents Still Struggling

Written by Paul Bisceglio on December 5, 2012. Posted in News Our Town, Our Town

PETER COOPER VILLAGE RESIDENTS STRUGGLE WITH NO GAS, ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS AND FLOODED BASEMENTS While most of Manhattan’s East Side neighborhoods have overcome Hurricane Sandy’s damages, some areas are still trying to catch up. Peter Cooper Village, particularly, is in an ongoing struggle to restore basic services to some of its buildings, like gas and intercoms,
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East Village Shop Only Sells NYC Tap Water

Written by NYPress on July 24, 2012. Posted in Lifestyle

by Adel Manoukian Molecule, located in the East Village between First Avenue and Avenue A is a café like no other. Instead of offering your usual coffee, this café only serves filtered NYC tap water. Molecule Water Café uses a $25, 000 machine to filter water to its purest form. For those looking for a
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Crime Watch

Written by Marissa Maier on May 23, 2012. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

Thief on Wheels On First Avenue at E. 86th Street, an elderly woman was walking northbound on Saturday, May 19, at about 4 p.m. when a young man on a black mountain bike rolled up behind her and snatched a gold chain valued at $400 from her neck. After making the grab, the man took
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