The beloved bartender, the “mayor” of the block, the habitual stoop-sitter, the chatty sidewalk vendor. The coronavirus is leaving gaping holes in the human fabric that ties New York City neighborhoods together. https://t.co/eQEEROcKBd
— NYT Metro (@NYTMetro) May 7, 2020
Thursday, May 07, 2020
The beloved bartender, the “mayor” of the block, the habitual stoop-sitter, the chatty sidewalk vendor. The coronavirus is leaving gaping holes in the human fabric that ties New York City neighborhoods together.
