This lonely beaut on Seventh Avenue near 52nd deserves not to be Cemusa-ized. Where else can you get both cigarettes and cigrarttes ?

As recently as two weeks ago, there was a find old New York newsstand here at the northwest corner of 79th and Broadway. Now: gone. The cons...

Bowery Street ?

Thanks to Sybil Cuma, who wrote to me today to say that, following my Sunday, July 27, attack on the filthy state of a Columbia Street Cemu...

Whose responsibility is the upkeep of the City's new bus shelters? I know the Spanish company Cemusa put them here, winning the right to...

A like a girl who likes old menus . Grimaldi's learned it had to pay its taxes and stayed open. Thank God. Some nice old records will ...

Soulful newsstands still live in NYC. For now.

Now, there's a beauty! I ask you: what is wrong with this newsstand? It's pleasing in shape and appearance, blends in with Central P...

Guess what? That Spanish maker of "street furniture" that has defiled our city with their anonymous, ad-filled excuses for bus she...

All this time while the Spanish glass-and-metal boys Cemusa were zapping street corners with the new bus shelters and newsstands—part of a c...

Those Cemusa bus shelter/newsstand people strike like lightning. Last Thursday night I was waiting for the (loathsome) B61 bus at around 7 P...

There's been a lot of talk recently about those sleek new Cemusa newsstands and whether of not they're good for New York. Just wante...