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Zablozki’s first opened in 2004 when N. 6th St in Williamsburg was a very different place.

NYC record store Turntable Lab, which opened in 2001 on E. 7th St and moved to E. 10th St in 2017, has closed its doors for good. It never reopened after coronavirus lockdown in March…

”Our primary goal is to slow the spread of #Coronavirus so that the wave doesn’t crash our healthcare system. Social distancing is the best way to do that,” NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo said of a new tri-state agreement with NJ and CT.

”The virus can spread rapidly through the close interactions New Yorkers have in restaurants, bars and places where we sit close together,” de Blasio writes. ”We have to break that cycle.”

”We are heartbroken to close our doors,” Basement writes, ”but we hope that by doing our part to endure the interruption now, we will be contributing to a speedier conclusion of the pandemic in the states.”

The Lot Radio’s cafe/bar kiosk, which is run out of its Greenpoint/Williamsburg HQ lot on Nassau Ave where the online station broadcasts, was shut down last week by the Department of Health following an inspection…

Wonders of Nature, which opened at the start of the year at the corner of Grand and Berry, has apparently closed for good.

we hardly knew ya. After just a few months open — it had taken over the old Disc-O-Rama space — West Village store Mainline Records quiestly closed at the end of December…

The N. 6th venue, which was under fire earlier this year for hosting an Oi skinhead fest, is no more.

Grabbing a falafel at Bereket after a show at Mercury Lounge, Pianos or another East Village or Lower East Side venue was a tradition cut short last year when the Turkish kebab house suddenly closed to make room for a bigger building at its Orchard and Houston location…