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Escaping daffodils.

December pulls no punches/It tells it to you straight

'August' is currently missing.

When I needed a photograph of cherry blossoms to announce the start of this year's season, I turned to WSR's resident flower-and-tree photographer/poet, Mildred Alpern.

The saying that March comes in like a lion/And then goes out like a lamb/Suggests an animal sequence/Of an unlikely caravan

In the past, if we were ever short of good copy for the Rag, I would turn to Mildred Alpern, a longtime contributor of poetry and photographs.

Only some sunsets are truly newsworthy and Wednesday night's was a doozy. Check out these photos from Mildred Alpern looking out over the Hudson.

It's raining on the first day of the annual Tulip Festival on 89th Street between Columbus and Amsterdam, but Mildred Alpern got over

When it's cold, smoke rising from city roofs is often picturesque, as in these photos from Mildred Alpern. But what exactly is that white gas?

Mildred Alpern caught a rare and awesome sight on Friday: workers building a water tower on top of a building on 87th Street.

Mildred Alpern, whose vivid photos of nature and lobby Christmas trees have graced West Side Rag in the past, has a new show up at the St. Agnes Library on

Hey, at least all this rain is good for something. Mildred Alpern took these photos in the neighborhood.

It's been awful cold in the past few days and it doesn't figure to let up for at least a week. Mildred Alpern took these photos of a

One tree in Riverside Park is already in the swing of spring, and it's still February! Mildred Alpern got some great shots of the cherry blossoms.

Notable are window attractions. Geraniums grace window sills. They open to the warm sunlight in decorative pots.

Icicles drip from a tenement fire escape/Sheets of snowdust skid off a sloped roof,/surprising pedestrians with a freezing shower

Janus looks in both directions/From year retired to minted new

They’re hangers-on/Refuse to leave the party.

Surprise additions are many more/On windows, stairs and brownstone door

An UWS elected official has been ordered to complete an anti-harassment training, after telling a colleague to "grow a pair, honey" during a committee meeting.