(Photo: Scott Lynch)
Leonardo Degianni, who admitted to causing a hit-and-run collision that killed Bushwick cyclist Mathieu Lefevre in 2011, will lose his driver’s license for six months. [Gothamist]
Next week construction commences on Forsyth Street Plaza, a $3.5 million undertaking on the Lower East Side. [Bowery Boogie]
Starting at 11:30am in Nolita, customers who stay for a meal at Lombardi’s Pizza can order a small Margharita pie for just 5 cents, a promotion celebrating the restaurant’s 110th birthday. [amNY]
Tonight at 7pm, composer and Devo singer Mark Mothersbaugh will sign postcards and his new book, Myopia, at Strand ($15 purchase required for entry). [The Skint]
Tomorrow a new Korean restaurant opens on Flushing Avenue in Bushwick called Berkshire Forest. [BushwickBOMB]
On E. 7th Street, The Bourgeois Pig‘s former address is on the market for $10.5K/month. [EV Grieve]
Rapid real estate turnover continues on 4th Avenue, where local chain fresh&co now shares a block with Liquiteria. [EV Grieve]
From 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday, RDNMKS (aka the sportswear company Reflection Dynamiks) boasts free drinks and gifts at a party for its pop-up shop at The Loom. [BushwickBOMB]
Jimmy’s No. 43. in the East Village will host a $30 Drink & Sew class on March 26, where participants will make their own germ-protectant bandanas. [DNA Info]
Last night Broad City aired its St. Marks Place-set second season finale, which we photobombed.
