Times Square's Iconic Dive Bar Jimmy's Corner Faces Closure
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Jimmy's Corner, a beloved and historic dive bar in Times Square founded in 1971, faces eviction due to building sale by its landlord, Durst Organization. The bar, known for its low prices, close-knit atmosphere, and historical significance, has been a community staple and a safe haven in a transforming neighborhood. The owner, Adam Glenn, disputes the eviction terms and hopes to reopen elsewhere if forced out, but patrons fear losing a piece of New York's history.
- ‘I’m going to be heartbroken. This is a landmark’: cherished Times Square dive bar faces eviction The Guardian
- One of the Last Times Square Dive Bars Faces Eviction The New York Times
- If it’s closing time for Jimmy’s Corner, then it’s last orders for New York The Irish Times
- Owner of Times Square bar Jimmy's Corner sues landlord in attempt to fight eviction CBS News
- Losing dive bars will crush neighbourhood life UnHerd
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