No Longer Nameless, Neil Harris Jr. Will Be Remembered in a Memorial Service With His Family Next Month
Neil Harris Jr., the Long Island man who lived the last years of his life in Riverside Park, will have a new memorial service on Nov. 4 … Read the rest of this entry >>
Morning Bulletin: Mansion-Seller Accepting Bitcoin, Trump’s Name Removed Again, Kimmel’s Lincoln Center Stunt
October 22, 2018 Weather: Cloudy, with a high of 55 deg … Read the rest of this entry >>
JCC Has a Wide Range of 60+ Programming; Learn More Now!
SPONSORED: Over 60 and wondering how to spend your time or discover new ways to enhance your life? The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan has a large and di … Read the rest of this entry >>
On Henry’s Last Night, A Proclamation for ‘Henry Rinehart Appreciation Day’
Henry's Restaurant on Broadway between 105th and 106th had its last night on Sunday, and Borough President Gale Brewer of … Read the rest of this entry >>
Upper West Side Woman Found Dead in Her Apartment With ‘Laceration to Her Neck’
A woman was found dead in her apartment at 710 West End Avenue (between 94th and 95th), early Sunday morning “with a laceration to her neck,” according to po … Read the rest of this entry >>
Photo of the Day: The Lottery Line
Trader Joe's on 72nd Street usually has the longest lines in the neighborhood. But on Friday, an even longer line stretched down Broadways between 71st and … Read the rest of this entry >>
Stop Work Order Issued for 200 Amsterdam Avenue
On Wednesday afternoon, the Department of Buildings (DOB) slapped a “Stop Work Order” on the construction site at 200 Amsterdam A … Read the rest of this entry >>
Nature’s Bounty is Revealed on the Great Squirrel Hunt
The hunt for the great Sciurus carolinensis, otherwise known as the Eastern Gray squirrel, is in its final week in Central Park. The folks b … Read the rest of this entry >>
The Rennie Condominiums are Filled With Amenities and Charm
SPONSORED: The Rennie brings a medley of brand new Harlem condominiums to the city’s most vibrant neighborhood. Replete with a rare 25-year tax abat … Read the rest of this entry >>
Town Hall Addresses West Siders’ Commuting Nightmares
Bus-riders, bike-riders, straphangers, pedestrians and drivers all seem to agree on one thing: it’s no picnic getting around the city these … Read the rest of this entry >>
Openings & Closings: Elea, New E’s Bar, Mezzogiorno
New Greek food is … Read the rest of this entry >>
Senior Tech Classes Start Soon at the JCC
SPONSORED: Are you 50 or older and find technology to be moving at a daunting rate? Do you want to brush up on your computer skills? Get into social media? Is your smart … Read the rest of this entry >>
20-Story Nursing Home Project Rejected by Appeals Court
A state appeals court rejected a nursing home known as New Jewish Home planned for West 97th Street, saying that the project would violate zoning r … Read the rest of this entry >>
Bar’s Fans and Opponents Face Off at Neighborhood Meeting
Neighbors have strong opinions about the West End Lounge at 955 West End Avenue (West 106th Street), and they showed up in force at a me … Read the rest of this entry >>
Manhole Fire Breaks Out on 86th Street
An underground electrical cable failed in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, sending smoke pouring out of a manhole at 86th Street between Columbus and Amster … Read the rest of this entry >>
Fixing the Broken Hallelujah with Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin
SPONSORED: “Hallelujah, Hallelujah. Hallelujah, Hallelujah” How many times have you heard the song? In movies, on TV shows, in countless renditions? A m … Read the rest of this entry >>
City Council to Hold Hearing on Bill Meant to Help Stop Small Business Closings
On October 22nd, the City Council Committee on Small Business will hold a hearing on the Small Business Jobs Survival Act (SBJSA), a bill int … Read the rest of this entry >>
Bus Shelters Get Caution-Taped Because of Bolt Concerns
Bus shelters in the neighborhood and throughout the city have been covered in caution tape after the company that operates them found cor … Read the rest of this entry >>
New Restaurants Get Approved for Licenses: Tiki-Style Bar, Renowned Israeli Chain, and Japanese BBQ
Five new restaurants and some neighborhood favorites received liquor license and sidewalk café approvals, while two businesses were turned away d … Read the rest of this entry >>
Sunday: Morningside Montessori’s Fall Festival Has Games, Music and Treats
SPONSORED: Morningside Montessori invites all neighborhood residents to join us for our annual Fall Festival on October 21st from 10am-4pm. The event fea … Read the rest of this entry >>
