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Landmarks June 23, 2015

The Stonewall Inn Is Now a Designated LandmarkThe legendary LGBT bar won an unanimous vote.

By Sierra Tishgart
Drama May 21, 2015

Historic Districts Council Executive Tells Four Seasons Owner to ‘Curl UpIt’s never a good idea to vent on Facebook.

By Sierra Tishgart

News May 20, 2015

Landmarks Preservation Commission Orders to Protect The Four SeasonsThe building’s owner is forbidden from making significant changes to the interior.

By Sierra Tishgart
Landmarks Jan. 28, 2013

Landmarked Building on Whole Foods Gowanus Site Is For SaleNo price is listed, but you at least know that access to groceries is a given.

By Hugh Merwin
Landmarks Dec. 18, 2012

The Rainbow Room Is Really, Truly Landmarked NowWhat time are martinis?

By Hugh Merwin
Landmarks Oct. 3, 2012

Everybody Hurts: Restaurant That Inspired R.E.M. Album Needs HelpThe restaurant that inspired ‘Automatic for the People’ actually needs people to eat there.

By Kara Baskin
Endangered Dec. 16, 2011

On The Verge of Landmark Status, Henry’s Tacos Could Lose Its Lease“Visibly angry” landlord Mehran Ebrahimpour refuses to renew the lease and opposes the honors.

By Hadley Tomicki
Taco Town Oct. 4, 2011

Henry’s Tacos Seeks Historic-Cultural Landmark StatusOf course, our favorite taquerias, no matter how good, will never become official landmarks.

By Hadley Tomicki
Last Days of Disco Aug. 3, 2011

Say Goodbye to Boston’s Last Bastion of Disco ExcessAdd Faces to the list of early ‘80s nightclubs that just aren’t stayin’ alive.

By Kara Baskin
Landmarks July 19, 2011

Landmarked Gage & Tollner Now Sells Earrings and ThingsGage & Tollner lives on, somewhere, somehow. Maybe.

By Hugh Merwin
Landmarks May 11, 2011

Troubling Signs: 71-Year-Old Cup & Saucer’s Building Is For SaleOwner John Vasilopoulos hopes he’ll get to stay.

By Daniel Maurer
Landmarks Sept. 17, 2010

New Owners For Clifton’s Cafeteria Means New Life For the LandmarkAndrew Meieran bought Clifton’s Cafeteria.

By Lesley Balla
Closings Aug. 12, 2010

Landmarks in Flux: Arby’s Leaves Gage & Tollner Building, Coffee ShopThe latest on the rebirth of the Empire Diner.

By Daniel Maurer
Trimmings June 18, 2010

Ivygate: The Lion Gets Tangled Up in Fake-Ivy FiascoCovering its façade in fake ivy is “entirely inappropriate.”

By Daniel Maurer
Closings Feb. 5, 2010

After 60 Years, the Cavalier Will Close Owing to ‘Greed and InsensitivityJackson Heights is losing an iconic supper club.

By Daniel Maurer
Landmarks Jan. 7, 2010

Beatnik History Honored at Venice West CafeA divey beach bar might become a landmark

By Hadley Tomicki
Openings Oct. 30, 2009

‘VIP Tapas’ Move Into Historic Little Italy RowhouseShh, it’s a secret.

By Daniel Maurer
Reopenings Sept. 30, 2009

Chumley’s Shows Signs of Life, Applies for Liquor LicenseAnd more from the upcoming Community Board agendas.

By Daniel Maurer
Mediavore May 21, 2009

Wine and Beer Taxes Could Rise; Arby’s Has Some Work to DoPlus: David Chang on Andrew Carmellini, and yogurt’s ambassador passes away, all in our morning news roundup.

By Leila Cohan-Miccio
Community Boards May 19, 2009

Today in NIMBYism: Cooper Square Hotel, Grand Park, and Westville“Attention Cooper Square Hotel douchebags … ”

By Daniel Maurer