The 10 most interesting neighborhood scoops from June 7, 2026
Ranked from 10 total scoops using AI
Mister Cigars Inc. has applied for a temporary vendor license to sell cigars and coffee at Waterfront Park’s green lawn, with the business listed at 129 River Rd (owner: Waterfront Development Corp); they plan a stationary tan van on Saturday, 06/13/2026 from 1:00 to 11:00. They paid the $125 fee but still have seven required conditions to satisfy — think health permit, lease/letter of permission, photo ID, certificate of good standing and Revenue Commission registration — so it looks like a one-day pop-up that’s nearly ready but waiting on paperwork.
The Lou Tate Foundation Inc, doing business as The Little Loomhouse, is giving the bottom windows a little TLC at its Top House Weaving Studio Cabin at 328 Kenwood Hill Road. Working with Atwell Enterprises Inc, the wood frame windows — currently in poor condition — will be custom-repaired to match the originals and then painted to match exactly. The work is listed with a project value of $9,000 and is being filed as a Certificate of Appropriateness for the Individual Landmark property.
Simplex Grinnell LP has filed to add fire-detection devices for a new employee gym on the third floor of Norton NBH Plaza 2 at 9880 Angies Way; the owner is McMahan Group Ventures. The fire-detection system—estimated at $7,898 for about 2,050 sq ft—will be built to NFPA 72 standards with local alarm supervision, one zone, manual initiating devices, visual indicators and horns, and an annunciator located in the main gym.
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