It’s more than a record of what’s new business-wise, having as much to do with the substance and culture of the UWS.

Poppie extends; exterminator moves; two new cafes opening; a Starbucks returns; Kossar's coming May 1.

Any readers interested in an $85 million Upper West Side townhouse that has tormented neighbors for years?

About 30% of what city residents put in their trash is food scraps and other potential compost that attracts rats and contributes to greenhouse gas production in landfills.

It is a stunning sight to see McMahon treat her pigeon and other patients with such delight and affection at the Wild Bird Fund.

Goodbye Gertrude; welcome back Pier i; new acupuncture and wellness center.

A solar eclipse will happen on Monday and here's how you can get a free pair of protective glasses.

It was good to have someone on-site after an earthquake who knows the merry-go-round mechanicals.

What's a measly 10 percent?

Maintaining childhood friendships can be hard, but what a special place in our hearts early friends can hold if we can hold onto them.

A Japanese plant store and a 2nd UWS legal cannabis dispensary are opening this week; a gelato truck pops up.

A new lawsuit states that a box of Levain Bakery cookies was used as a bribery.

It was the garments, the statements of fashion and personality, that mattered.

A longtime market is closing; an anti-aging clinic is opening, along with a fitness studio, a dumpling spot, and a little gift shop.

Susie Essman on the UWS: "a place of growth and humanity."

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times for pizzerias on the Upper West Side this month.

Tips and tricks to help you with your wine choices, whether you’re buying for yourself or looking for a gift.

"I'm walkin' here!"

Happy Friday!

No closings to report this week, but 5 exciting openings, including a famed dancewear company, and one change of focus.

Dogs and owners enjoying Central Park during off-leash hours before 9 a.m.

Escaping daffodils.

The doorman on Central Park West was positioned in front of the entrance, shaded by the awning, dressed for another century.

There's also costumes.

As the band got deeper into the set, I saw more people turned to watch them play.

A café and co-working space run by a bank is opening; Marine Layer's new location; Shake Shack coming to the Shops at Columbus Circle.

"117 comments perfectly captured the never-ending debate about profit and morality in New York real estate," the Real Deal wrote.

Even as a child, he had the feeling that so many people who come to NYC have: he wanted a different life.

Can you guess?

Hot yoga, ice cream, sewing classes, and something's coming to Artie's old space!