Local college students will soon be able to seek substance abuse counseling in TriBeCa. What could go wrong? [NY Times]
One synagogue in Park Slope might just have the sukkah of the future, and it’s beautiful. (“Your cousin Ari worships there, you know,” says your mother. She’s “just saying”) [Brooklyn Daily]
Fun fact of the day: In the tony suburb of Bedford, wealthy locals apparently fetishize dirt. Kinky. [The Journal]
That neon condo-thing in LIC is going back to the proverbial drawing board for marketing ideas. [Curbed]
BrickUnderground bids a sad “adieu” to its anonymous doorman columnist. [BrickUnderground]
So, that guy who’s rabidly protesting Corcoran in Ft. Greene? Yeah, he’s blogging now… [buyersbewarecorcoran.com]
Is Global Holdings playing a financially dangerous waiting game at 120 Park? [Crain’s]
The M.T.A. didn’t actually make a whole West Village street disappear… did they? [NY Times]
Go check out Edward Hopper’s old studio this weekend, courtesy of “The Purple Fog.” [DNAinfo]
Alright you bike fascists, get “geared up” for bike share presentations tomorrow (ed note: we spoke your language with the “geared up” thing so you don’t come complaining to us when you’re inevitably disappointed with the bike sharing plans. See? we’re cool). [StreetsBlog]
How is a new UES condo project like a mullet? Here’s how… [The Journal]
