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Isabella's Housekeeping LLC

Isabella's Housekeeping is an insured full service cleaning company, specializing in residential and office cleaning.

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Isabella's Housekeeping is an insured full service cleaning company, specializing in residential and office cleaning. 

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East Men Spa offers professional male massage and relaxation services in a clean, private, and comfortable setting in East Village, NYC. Our licensed therapists specialize in deep tissue, Swedish, and body relaxation techniques to help relieve stress and tension from daily life. We focus on high-quality service, friendly hospitality, and a peaceful atmosphere designed for your total comfort. Whether you’re looking to relax after work or recharge your body and mind, East Men Spa is your best choice in the neighborhood. 💬 First-time clients get $15 off when you text us for an appointment!

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East Men Spa offers professional male massage and relaxation services in a clean, private, and comfortable setting in East Village, NYC. Our...

Every child should know what it feels like to dance

Tutu School Chelsea

Tutu School exists to make space in the lives of children, 6 months to 8 years old, for creativity and joy. We do one thing – provide very young students with a magical introduction to ballet – and we focus all of our energy on doing that one thing in the highest quality manner possible. This means that every aspect of your child’s experience at Tutu School- from the sparkling spaces to the smiling faces – has been specifically tailored to the needs of even the tiniest dancers. Our carefully crafted curriculum was designed by dance professionals and developmental specialists to ensure that precisely the right amount of ballet technique is being introduced to students at exactly the right time, and not any earlier than their little bodies and young imaginations are ready for it. Importantly, our Tutu teachers receive thoughtful training in our curriculum and in the best ways to support young dancers, whatever their age, developmental stage, or level of experience. We believe in introducing students to ballet in a way that makes sense for their bodies and their development, but that also nurtures their creativity and love of music and movement. We want to cultivate an appreciation of the arts and to provide students with a solid technical foundation to study ballet more seriously later on (if they choose), but more importantly, to give them the kind of formative early enrichment experience that will serve them well in whatever dreams they follow later on.

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Tutu School exists to make space in the lives of children, 6 months to 8 years old, for creativity and joy. We do one thing – provide very young...

EAST VILLAGE, NY — The International Bar has closed its doors at 120 1/2 First Ave. after more than three decades to reopen at a nearby storefront. The longtime East Village dive bar has served its last round at the location where it's existed in various forms and under different owners since the 1980s. Its owners are moving the storied bar in with another watering hole they own, the Coal Yard, just one block south on First Avenue. Coal Yard is reopening as the International at 102 First Ave. The co-owners of the International, Shawn Dahl and Molly Fitch, re-opened it in 2008 after the space had sat vacant for several years, bringing the beloved neighborhood spot back to life after its previous owners shuttered it several years earlier. The bar first opened on St. Marks Place in 1979 before moving to its First Avenue home shortly after, <a href="http://vanishingnewyork.blogspot.com/2008/06/inside-new-international.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">according to Jeremiah's Vanishing New York</a>. The reason behind the International Bar's closure was not clear and Patch was not immediately able to contact the owners for comment. Image credit: Google Maps

EAST VILLAGE, NY — The International Bar has closed its doors at 120 1/2 First Ave. after more than three decades to reopen at a nearby storefront.

The longtime East Village dive bar has served its last round at the location where it's existed in various forms and under different owners since the 1980s. Its owners are moving the storied bar in with another watering hole they own, the Coal Yard, just one block south on First Avenue. Coal Yard is reopening as the International at 102 First Ave. The co-owners of the International, Shawn Dahl and Molly Fitch, re-opened it in 2008 after the space had sat vacant for several years, bringing the beloved neighborhood spot back to life after its previous owners shuttered it several years earlier.

The bar first opened on St. Marks Place in 1979 before moving to its First Avenue home shortly after, <a href="http://vanishingnewyork.blogspot.com/2008/06/inside-new-international.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">according to Jeremiah's Vanishing New York</a>. The reason behind the International Bar's closure was not clear and Patch was not immediately able to contact the owners for comment.

Image credit: Google Maps

International Bar Reopens In New Location

The longtime East Village bar has closed its doors and is re-opening one block south.