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When it comes to selling bagels, one new Upper West Side establishment stands firm in its ways.

West Side Rag readers include at least a few who say they come to our site mainly for the comments.

Luckily, the popular Upper West Side restaurant is staying in the neighborhood. Here's where.

“Jewelry fashion is just like fashion. It goes full circle, and it comes back around, especially in the Black community."

The Robin is the bird most muttered about when a birder has had a slow birdwatching day (“all I’ve seen are Robins (sigh)”).

"I'm very surprised people paid attention to this and noticed the line change," an employee of the bakery told the Rag.

"I was going to write about Theodore Roosevelt’s time in the west. But I kept bumping into all these incredible women."

Openings! Openings! Openings! Including some that we've been waiting for it seems like forever.

A mailbox at West End Avenue and 79th Street was recently removed by USPS, with no plans of bringing it back.

It brings NYC today into sharp focus, asking, Who really is an artist? Who gets to make theater? And what is art itself?

Stewart will be living in the UWS building used for exterior shots in the Hulu show "Only Murders in the Building."

State Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal helped secure $1 million in funding for the Little Engine Playground on the Upper West Side.

Rodeph Sholom was evacuated Saturday afternoon following a false bomb threat that two dozen other Jewish institutions also received.

The Joan of Arc monument on the UWS was the first statue of a nonfiction woman ever commissioned within a New York City park.

She considered herself "a seemingly sophisticated, reasonably bright, outwardly aware Upper West Sider" ... but still, this happened.

After a dramatic nighttime police raid Tuesday, ending with arrests of dozens of pro-Palestinian protestors, Columbia’s campus appeared eerily quiet.

For her extraordinary spirit and service to her older neighbors and all New Yorkers, WSR honors Sonya Rani Choudhury.

"There is a difference between free speech and people barging into your home to shout."

Birders view them high up in the trees, oohing and aahing as if watching Fourth of July fireworks.

“She knew what she was doing,” the judge said.

Columbia's Morningside campus remains on lockdown after police arrested pro-Palestinian protestors occupying Hamilton Hall.

Riverside Park will be extra busy on July 4th this year, with the fireworks show returning to the Hudson River.

The nose of one of the figures of the Firemen's Memorial in Riverside Park was broken off.

For those who take the M11 bus, which travels down Columbus Avenue on the UWS, you'll want to note the relocation.

After defying Columbia University's deadline for abandoning their Gaza Solidarity Encampment, student protestors occupied a campus building early Tuesday morning.

Around 50 have stayed inside the encampment while hundreds more circle the perimeter.

You can have a conversation at the restaurants on this list and, sometimes, that’s more important than anything else.

The school's president said the university is now looking for "alternative internal options" to end the ongoing "crisis" on campus.

Of the 51 Council districts in New York City, none created less housing than the Upper West Side in 2023.