Spring Natural Kitchen Replaced by Thyme and Tonic; ‘It All Feels Very Westville, In a Good Way.’
Thyme and Tonic just opened in the former home of Spring Natural Kitchen at 474 Columbus Avenue (at the corner of 83rd). It's a new resta … Read the rest of this entry >>
Judge Rules Permits for 200 Amsterdam Avenue Should Be Revoked, and Building Reduced in Size
New York State Supreme Court Justice W. Franc Perry ruled on Thursday that the building permits for 200 Amsterdam Avenue … Read the rest of this entry >>
Billions is Shooting on the UWS, So ‘No Parking for You Plebes’
The world of hedge funds and expense accounts is setting up shop on the Upper West Side on Friday, as the Showtime series Billions shoots in the neighbor … Read the rest of this entry >>
20th Precinct Commander Malin Honored and Razzed as He Moves On
Dressed in civilian duds, flanked by his family, former Deputy Inspector Timothy J. Malin walked through lines of cheering off … Read the rest of this entry >>
Restaurant Updates: New ‘Food Pharmacy’ Opening And Other Spots Expanding
Le Botaniste, Sushi Nonata and Calle Ocho won approvals from the community board, and Bodrum is expan … Read the rest of this entry >>
CB7 Pushes Back On Plans To Close Cherry Walk For Hurricane Sandy Repairs
Community Board 7 is pushing back on possible plans to temporarily close Cherry Walk, a section of Riverside Park and a major thoroughfare for cyclists along the Hudson River Gree … Read the rest of this entry >>
Petition Says New Central Park Pool and Ice Rink Will be Too Small, Asks City to Reconsider
More than 1,000 people have signed an online petition urging the city to rethink a redesign of the Lasker Pool and rink in the northern section of the … Read the rest of this entry >>
Police Release Sketch of Man Who Allegedly Groped 15-Year-Old Girl on Subway
Police say the man in the police sketch above groped a 15-year-old girl on a 2 train at 96th Street last … Read the rest of this entry >>
Upcoming Restaurants Including Le Botaniste and Sushi Nonaka Set to Appear Wednesday for Liquor License Hearings
Representatives from upcoming restaurants are expected to show up at a community board meeting on Wednesday night about liquor licenses, sidewalk cafes and changes in opera … Read the rest of this entry >>
Four New Shops Opening Underground at Columbus Circle
The Turnstyle underground mall adjacent to the Columbus Circle subway station is getting some new businesses, including places to eat and shop for fas … Read the rest of this entry >>
53-Year-Old Man ‘Sucker Pushed’ in Afternoon Robbery on 88th Street And Broadway
On Sunday, February 2nd, at 3:35 p.m., a 53-year-old man walking southbound on Broadway at 88th Street was pushed from b … Read the rest of this entry >>
Co-Working Business Owned by WeWork Closes, Causing Locals to Scramble for Space
Co-working spaces are popping up across the city and country, but the recent closure of Spacious on the Upper West Side left a void that residents want fi … Read the rest of this entry >>
Monday Bulletin: Columbia Commander, Brokers’ Fees, A Renter’s Decision, and Rock & Roll History
We now know the “offer” Deputy Inspector Timothy Malin “couldn’t refuse.” Malin, the popular commander of the 20th prec … Read the rest of this entry >>
Joyful ‘Hippie Shakespeare’ Returns to Central Park This Summer
The Public Theater is bringing a fan favorite back to Shakespeare in the Park this summer. Shaina Taub and Laurie Woolery will put on their production of As You Like It with ori … Read the rest of this entry >>
Broadway Floods at 111th Street After Another Water Main Break
There was a water main break in the vicinity of 111th Street and Broadway at around 8:30 a.m. Friday morning. “Department of Environmental Prote … Read the rest of this entry >>
Proposed Dual-Language High School on the UWS Wins Community Board Support
Félicitations are in order for Lafayette Academy, a public middle school currently serving grades 6-8, which received initial approval to move ahead with expa … Read the rest of this entry >>
Photos: Hundreds Protest in Columbus Circle After Impeachment Vote
Hundreds of people filled Columbus Circle on Wednesday night to protest the Senate's decision to acquit President Trump after his impeachment tr … Read the rest of this entry >>
The Strand is Opening a Store on the Upper West Side
The Strand has just signed a lease to open in the former home of Book Culture at 450 Columbus Avenue between 81st and 82nd Streets, the company told West Side … Read the rest of this entry >>
Openings & Closings: Shinbashi 72, Le Gourmand, Boka, Duane Reade, Cascabel Taqueria
Shinbashi 72 is opening at 218 West 72nd between Broadway and West End Avenue in the former home of West Side Cafe. A Japense restaurant c … Read the rest of this entry >>
Wednesday: Protest Against Trump Expected to Start at Columbus Circle
President Trump is expected to be acquitted by the Senate to conclude his impeachment trial on Wednesday, and New Yorkers are planning to gather to pr … Read the rest of this entry >>
