Month: September 2019

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One man stabbed another on Tuesday night around 6:30 in front of 203 West 81st Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.

By now it isn’t news that there are 23 statues of historical figures in Central Park and not one of them is of a woman. (Alice, Mother Goose and Juliet are fictional.) That’s

The next building vying to be the tallest on the Upper West Side won its case before a city board on Tuesday, but it will receive an extra review of

I used to live in Houston, but then Hurricane Harvey came through two years ago and I was rescued and evacuated with other pups.

SPONSORED: The market is showing positive signs, as activity has jumped. August of 2019 actually outperformed August of last year.

An arts and food festival this weekend will feature several delights from Morningside Heights, from food to arts and performances. The first ever "Taste of Morningside Heights," put

SPONSORED: Closings have commenced at The Belnord, the Upper West Side full-city block landmark re-envisioned by Robert A.M. Stern Architects.

Starting this Friday, there will be a worldwide "Climate Strike" to highlight the need for action on climate change. In conjunction with the event and in advance

Good Upper West Siders as we are, we wouldn't leave a fellow New Yorker in distress stranded, would we? Especially when they are suffering one of the worst luxury problems of

SPONSORED: On Wednesday, September 25, join DOROT for: The ABCD’s of Medicare, A Medicare Rights Workshop, part of our Life Planning Workshop series.

September 16, 2019 Weather: Cloudy, with a high of 77 degrees.

Indian food is replacing Italian and a new coffee shop is on its way.

SPONSORED: Our fall programming slate at the Marlene Meyerson JCC is set to begin on September 21st, and includes Saturday evening pickup sports games for both

As someone who started life in an orphanage, I never dreamed I’d one day become the landlord of two small apartment buildings on West 68th Street in New York City.

Upper West Sider John Stone plans to unicycle 100 miles around Central Park on Saturday to raise money for arts organization The Paper Bag Players, where

To paraphrase Mark Twain, the reports of New York City being invaded by a toxic, hallucinogenic weed are greatly exaggerated, according to Crystal Howard, assistant commissioner, communications, NYC Parks.

A record bar sang its opening number, a burger chain is going 50/50, and a Japanese-style tavern shared plans during the September meeting of Community Board 7’s Business

Police released the images above and video below of suspects in the stabbing on Monday of a 16-year-old at the 96th Street subway station.

The state rewrote rent laws this year, and they have a large impact on Upper West Siders. Council Member Helen Rosenthal's office says she's been getting lots of questions on the laws