City - by Ilana Glazer on Monday, October 6, 2008 10:28 - 5 Comments
G-Ho’s Bike Shop Neighbor Next to Die Out
Greenwich Hotel is losing its least pretentious neighbor (not counting St. Luke’s) as The Hub Station, the community bike shop on Morton Street between Greenwich and Hudson, will be closing soon. I talked to the owner of the store (and his incredibly human-like dog, Scout), and he said the lease is up and the rent is doubling, so they’re still trying to find a new location.
Sexton talks about our school’s high standard of intertwining the experience of living in New York with the NYU education, but just as we make businesses thrive, we also cause them to wither up and die. And to be honest, I’ve learned nothing so far from G-Ho’s neighbor, the Archive (and I hate buildings - other than dorms, of course - that have their own names). The Hub Station brought both business and a sense of communal warmth to the neighborhood, which will now probably be brought back somewhere to the East Village which, of course, is also falling victim to more rich white people.
Photo by Frank H Jump
5 Comments
Cody Brown
That dog IS human-like!
meggie hankins
gentrification station. they hosted a lot of time’s up! events here. ironic?
joe goodson
G.W.Bliss ? Good for the community? Depends on who you ask. If you only speak to Bliss himself then your answer is yes. You will also get a whole bunch of BS about how so important he is and how he probably invented the internet in the 1980’s OR SOMETHING? What you might want to do before getting upset about his departure is ask around about him. Ask people who actually had relationships with this man, employees that have been terrorized and abused by George psychologically and unfortunately physically in some instances. There are so many other things worth writing about.
Joe goodson
Scout is the best though! Just aks anyone.



So why is this NYU’s fault?
If I lived in Greenwich Hotel, I would hang out there all the time.