Good evening, Greenpointers.<\/p>\n
Vibes in New York City are\u2013dare we say it?\u2014pretty elite right now. Knicks in five!<\/p>\n
You\u2019re already aware of all this month\u2019s heavy-hitters<\/a>, so use our events guide as inspiration for more fun things to do.<\/a><\/p>\n Last summer\u2019s lobster roll pop-up Sailor & Siren<\/a> gets a permanent home in Greenpoint, at the corner of Calyer and Manhattan. A new bakery from the acclaimed Tartine co-founder<\/a> will open in Williamsburg.<\/p>\n And in less gourmet news, Chipotle will open in Greenpoint<\/a> later this summer, after years of speculation.<\/p>\n We\u2019re continuing our interview series with candidates running for public office in Greenpoint and Williamsburg. We spoke to Julie Won<\/a>, City Council Member for District 26, running in the NY-7 congressional race.<\/p>\n You can\u2019t repeat the past, but sometimes it\u2019s nice to see things you used to love return, albeit in a new form. Kent Avenue bar The Right Bank is getting a revival<\/a>. And those aren\u2019t the only changes coming to that street, with a new battery storage facility, park, and additional high-rise buildings<\/a> in the early stages of fruition.<\/p>\n In and around North Brooklyn<\/strong><\/p>\n Cycling advocates continue to decry the unsafe conditions on Bedford Avenue.<\/a><\/p>\n The week\u2019s top rivalries: Knicks vs. Spurs and Mother\u2019s vs. Mommy\u2019s.<\/a><\/p>\n Probably one of the less conventional watch parties<\/a> out there\u2026<\/p>\n