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• Four Wayward Kittens Found by Community Garden Members Will Need ‘Forever Homes’ Soon (3)
• Councilmember’s ‘Conversation’ on Controversial Dock House Disallows Public Comments (9)
• Internet Outage Causes Frustration Across Large Swath of UWS; Service Fixed Before 2 (38)
• Silver Stars Fitness: Learn How To Relieve Achy Holiday Feet! (1)
• Grant’s Tomb Reopens on Weekends; Talk Will Explain Why It’s on the UWS Anyway (8)
• Monday Bulletin: Stephen Sondheim’s Upper West Side; RAD’s Wrongs; In Praise of Messy Apartments (13)
• On Chanukah, a Remake for the Ages! (7)
• Proposed Boat Basin Dock House Design Raises Eyebrows; ‘Time to Start Shouting’ (78)
• Affordable Housing Lottery Launched for Renovated Building on West End Avenue (12)
• Three Lotto Jackpot Tickets Worth $8.3 Million Sold in Same Local Convenience Store (11)
• Pumped Up and Ready to Fly! (5)
• Emerald Inn Has Special Thanksgiving Meals Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (0)
• Photos: Classic Shots of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade (11)
• Artist Behind This Year’s Origami Tree Traveled an Inspiring Journey — That Stopped Briefly at Ruby Foo’s Restaurant (3)
• Check Out Unique Pottery and More as ArtWorks Holiday Crafts Fair Returns (0)
• School Carnival Next to Macy’s Balloon Inflation is Back (0)
• Monday Bulletin: LPC Sends Ack Back; Proud Boys Gather; Church Steps Up; Carmine’s ‘Clusterfuffle’ (24)
• Dublin House Celebrates 100 Years on the UWS, Surviving Prohibition, COVID-19 and Everything in Between (15)
• 20th Precinct’s Chief Explains Mixed Progress on Thefts, and Concerns About $2 Bail (44)
• Two Iconic UWS Holiday Markets Will Reopen at the End of November; No Supply-Chain Issues Here! (8)
• Human Christmas Tree Spotted on Amsterdam Avenue (24)
• Goddard Riverside Book Fair Returns to Columbus and 88th! (0)
• Openings, Closings, and Expansions: Kissaki, Victoria’s Secret, Slavik’s VIP Fitness, Medical and Physical Therapy Offices (19)
• Think Summer, Think JCC Summer Camps (0)
• UWS Traffic Fatalities Have Spiked; Locals Call for More Traffic Enforcement after Enforcement Declines (56)
• SNL Asks the Big Question: What if There Were Dog Runs for Lonely Men in Riverside Park? (4)
• An Exceptional Fix-n-Flip Opportunity on West End Avenue (0)
• As Trash Pickup Declines, Rats Run Rampant; Here’s What the City Will (and Won’t) Do About It (47)
• Macy’s Pre-Parade Balloon-Inflation Event Is On; See the New Requirements and Where to Watch (14)
• Suspect Arrested in Central Park Rape (16)
• 19-Year-Old Local Represents Youth at Glasgow Climate Conference; ‘A Puzzle Piece in a Larger Solution’ (7)
• Volunteer for Thanksgiving with DOROT (0)
• DSW Expected to Vacate Large UWS Location, Report Says (81)
• Silver Stars Fitness: Learn How To Perform Your Most Valuable Exercises Correctly! Schedule Your Free Consultation Now & Feel Better Later! (0)
• Woman Sexually Assaulted in Central Park Thursday (31)
• Two Die, One Injured in Apartment Fire Wednesday Night (5)
• New Trailer Released for West Side Story, Expected to Open Next Month (10)
• Max and the Ring: ‘What Is Lost May Very Well Be Found Again!’ (11)
• Central Park and the JCC Complete Major Restoration Projects (8)
• Join Morningside Montessori School for the 2022/23 School Year! (0)
• Trump Highway Sign at West 79th To Be Removed After 1,600 Sign Petition (78)
• Monday Bulletin: Double-Parking Violence; Franken vs. Gillibrand; Post-Pandemic Architecture (35)
• Marathon Sunday is Coming; Get Ready to Cheer and Check Out Street Closures (13)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: The Market Is Fair…‘For Now’ (0)
• Ban Tourist Helicopters, Elected Officials Say; 2 Bills Could Force Limits (32)
• Boats Empty Out of 79th Street Marina Ahead of Reconstruction; But Where Did They Go? (12)
• Attacker Hit Man in Arm With Ax On 61st, Police Say (26)
• Kids Can Get Vaccines Right at School; Check When Your School is Eligible (11)
• Brewer Wins Election to Fourth City Council Term (42)
• Firemen’s Memorial at 100th and Riverside Being Restored Thanks to an Anonymous Donor (17)
• 37-Year-Old Woman Shot Through Apartment Peephole at Douglass Houses (0)
• Rite Aid to Close After Decades on Amsterdam Avenue (89)
• Monday Bulletin: Garbage Pile-Ups; Sculpture Removed; Condo Sale (23)
• Young Woman Rescued After Jumping into Hudson River (15)
• ‘True Ghost Stories’ Contest Winners; ‘When I Found His Tombstone, My Heart Stopped…’ (1)
• Census Shows 400% Rise in People Who Count Central Park as Home; The Reason Isn’t Straightforward (24)
• The No-Touch Halloween Scavenger Hunt is Back (1)
• Community Group Makes New Push to Bring Back the Metro Theater as ‘Major Tenant’ Is Interested (36)
• Google Product Manager Will Explain Special Features at Hearing Loss Association’s Nov. 2 Meeting (0)
• UPDATED: 71-year-old Man Shot Thursday Afternoon; Multiple Suspects Sought, Police Say (71)
• UWS Couple Celebrates 70th Wedding Anniversary With Cuba-Themed Party, Calling ‘Compromise’ the Key (12)
• Grab-n-Go Thieves Swipe $18,526 in Eyewear from LensCrafters, Including Lots of Prada, Police Say (53)
• Eric Adams, Kathy Hochul and Other Top Democrats Hold Big Verdi Square Rally to Get Out the Vote (16)
• Target Reopens After Extended Closure Following Storm (18)
• Early Voting Has Begun. Here Are the Dates and Times (17)
• Lincoln Square Reopenings Accelerate, With 5 Restaurants Coming Back (14)
• Compost is Coming! Sanitation Department Will Add UWS Pickups After Linda Rosenthal Steps In (10)
• Bitcoin Curious? UWS Blockchain Center Invites Locals to Learn About the ‘Inevitable’ Financial Future (31)
• Outdoor ‘Cylindrical Gallery’ Offers New Exhibit of Local Artist’s Sketches and Paintings (8)
• Wedding Band Blues: Max Seeking Owner of Lost Ring (6)
• The Cashmere Sale Pops Back Up On Amsterdam Avenue Between 76th And 77th Streets (0)
• Contest! West Side Rag T-Shirts! All You Have To Do Is Tell Us a True Ghost Story (30)
• Central Park Gets in the Halloween Spirit, With the Famed Pumpkin Flotilla and More Free Events (0)
• Updated: Monday Bulletin: Adams Backs G&T, Statue Tsuris, Who Broke Up The Beatles? (32)
• Photos: Rainbows Stretch Across a Pink Sky (7)
• New 5G Towers Could be 32 Feet High (48)
• Teenager Gets Sentence of 9 Years to Life In Murder of Tessa Majors (39)
• Brokers Out For Blood — Yours! Group Organizes Local Drive to Help Replenish NYC’s Dwindling Supply (6)
• DOROT’s Free Telehealth Event for Seniors (0)
• Columbia Graduate Students Threaten Strike After Change in Payment Timing (20)
• Please Don’t Touch the Algae and Keep Your Dog Away Too; How to Tell If It’s Toxic (9)
• Monday Bulletin: Teen’s Death Deemed a Homicide, Scaffolding Protest, Statue Vandalized (17)
• Weekend History: Spanish Flu in Bloomingdale, A Search For How Our Neighborhood Coped in 1918, Part II (7)
• Seniors Can Get $9 Bag of Fresh Food from Local Farms at Six UWS Spots (4)
• Weekend History: Spanish Flu in Bloomingdale, A Search For How Our Neighborhood Coped in 1918, Part I (5)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: Buyers are Seizing Opportunities (0)
• Man Killed in Crash While Citi-Biking Along Highway (32)
• ‘The Panic in Needle Park’ Director Recalls the 70s, a Young Al Pacino, and Risking his Life for a Good Shot on 50th Anniversary (24)
• The Clarion Orchestra Performs Music from Pandemics Past (0)
• Carmine’s Hostess Speaks Out: ‘I Would Never Call Anyone a Racial Slur’ (46)
• Symphony Space Reopening to Live Audience With a ‘Quintessential’ Show (7)
• Updated: Man Shot on 72nd Street and Columbus Avenue Monday Night; Shooter ‘Unapprehended’ (64)
• Monday Bulletin: Too Few Cooks, ‘Meg Ryan Fall’, The Cost of Aging, and Upper West Siders Wed! (36)
• A Tribute to the Life and Legacy of RBG Comes to the New-York Historical Society; ‘Not Done Yet’ (21)
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month At The JCC (0)
• Weekend History: Growing Old in Bloomingdale, Part III (2)
• Free Central Park Film Festival Features 3 Nail-Biting Documentaries; October 5, 7 & 8 (4)
• Neighborhood’s Biggest Halloween Block Party Cancelled on Covid Concerns (17)
• October 5: Learn A New Way to ‘See’ Your Hearing (0)
• Here’s What You Need to Know For the Nov. 2 General Election; Important Dates, Local Races, and the Ballot Proposals (4)
• The JCC’s 6th Annual Symposium on Positive Aging is Oct 25! (0)
• New Stats Show More People Being Injured in Traffic Crashes (54)
• E-Scooter Driver Who Allegedly Killed Actress Lisa Banes Is Charged With ‘Reckless Manslaughter’ and More (14)
• UWS Parents ‘Freaking Out’ After Hundreds of Students from P.S. 87 Sent Home to Quarantine (41)
• Man and Woman Shot Tuesday Night on Amsterdam and 89th Street (0)
• ¡Si se pudo! City Council Passes Legislation Package Granting Food Delivery Couriers Basic Workers Rights (15)
• Cathedral to Hold a ‘Blessing of the Animals’ for Creatures Big, Small and Marsupial (4)
• Macy’s Parade Will Be Live and In-Person Again; Public Inflation May or May Not Happen (5)
• Silver Stars Fitness: 8 Legit Ways To Slow Down Your Body’s Aging Process (0)
• Monday Bulletin: ‘Shleppiness’; Bus Pulling; Intergenerational Friendship (26)
• Health Department Spraying for Mosquitoes on UWS Monday Night; ‘Stay Indoors If You Can’ (Updated) (25)
• Weekend History: Growing Old in Bloomingdale, Part II (5)
• Two Local Yard Sales and a Daffodil Giveaway This Weekend (4)
• Target Remains Closed Nearly a Month After Flood (9)
• Parts of Central Park Closed for Global Citizen Concert Saturday; Billie Eilish and Others Performing (7)
• Return of Curbside Compost Collection Is Delayed on the UWS Due to ‘Lack of Demand’; Here’s How to Sign Up (25)
• Barry The Owl Was Poisoned Before Central Park Truck Hit Her (9)
• Waterline Square’s Spa Will Help You Experience Moments of Zen (0)
• Thursday: Music and Light Show Will Highlight Sad State of Soldiers and Sailors Monument (15)
• As Columbia’s New Climate School Opens, A Professor Talks Extreme Weather, Inequality and (Not) Colonizing Mars (4)
• Photos: Constance Wu Films Movie Based on Beloved Children’s Book (7)
• ‘Heavy Dark Smoke’ Pours Out of Manholes on West End Avenue (12)
• Discover all that Park West Village Has to Offer You! (0)
• Watch: Videos Offer More Insight Into Carmine’s Incident (45)
• Monday Bulletin: Multiple Buildings Top Out or Near Completion; 26-Year-Old Art ‘Phenom’, The Story of West Side Story (7)
• Security Tape Reportedly Shows Different Details About Brawl at Carmine’s Restaurant (63)
• Weekend History: Growing Old in Bloomingdale, Nineteenth Century Homes for the Aged, Part 1 (6)
• Police Looking for Suspect in Deli Stabbing (15)
• Hearing Loss Association of America to Host Special Transit Event (0)
• Fundraiser Started for Delivery Worker Killed in Hit and Run; ‘My Brother’s Dream Was to Build a House for His Family’ (14)
• Saturday: An Eco/Arts Festival on Amsterdam Avenue (1)
• Three Texas Women Charged in Assault on Carmine’s Hostess Over Proof of Vaccination (Updated) (129)
• Chalupa Elected Riverside Park 2021 G.O.A.T.; Bo Peep Has Lost… (8)
• Governor Hochul Comes to Central Park to Unveil Abortion Rights Agenda (10)
• Assailant Stabs Two Men Near Bustling Amsterdam Avenue Corner (0)
• The Bug Was a ‘Massive, Hairy-Legged Monster,’ So Why Did He Hesitate to Kill It? (28)
• Renovation of Theodore Roosevelt Park to Begin This Month; Another Section Must Be Temporarily Closed, Museum Says (24)
• Monday Bulletin: Columbia Crushes College Bowl; Construction Advances; UWS Seceding? (28)
• 73-Year-Old Killed After SUV Driver Backs Into Her (32)
• Photos: Firefighters Stand Together (1)
• Bicyclist Killed, Pedestrian Injured By Hit-and-Run Driver Early Saturday Morning (8)
• City Rec Centers Reopen Monday, Offering Free Year of Membership (2)
• Neighborhood Photographer Shares his Photos of 9/11 After 20 Years; ‘I Always Have a Camera With Me’ (11)
• Enjoy Fall Festivals, Apple Picking, Ziplining, and Oktoberfest While Staying in this Beautiful Catskills Condo (0)
• Three Ways to Commemorate 9/11 on the Upper West Side (3)
• Ten-Minute Opera Timed to Friday’s Sunset Says Farewell to Riverside Park Public Art Exhibit (0)
• JCC Fall Fitness and Wellness Open House (0)
• Public School Enrollment Has Declined Sharply; Some UWS Schools Are Down by Nearly 30% (29)
• Photos: Lincoln Center’s ‘Green’ is Rolled Up and Away (17)
• Police Commander Implores Those Eligible to See if They’re a Marrow Match for Detective’s Ailing Four-Year-Old Son (9)
• Join the Hearing Loss Association of America at Walk4Hearing (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Dirty Streets, An Exonerated Candidate, Surely You Joust! (18)
• Target Store Remains Closed Because of Storm Destruction (5)
• Congestion Pricing Public Hearings are Coming Over the Next Month, After Plan Got Delayed (52)
• Volunteer for DOROT’s 9/11 National Day of Service Package Delivery! (0)
• Former Supermarket to House Children’s Programs (39)
• Ida Closes Playgrounds, Destroys Trees and Causes Sinkholes (16)
• New UWS-Based Comedy ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Now Streaming on Hulu (15)
• ‘Field of Green’ at Lincoln Center To Be Removed After Labor Day; Catch The Last Events This Week (19)
• Two Men Shot on Monday Evening (0)
• Community Garden Chicken Not Lost, Just Feeling ‘Broody’ (5)
• Monday Bulletin: Bias Crime; Police Vaccination Controversy; Harlem Recreated in Central Park (17)
• Weekend History: Bloomingdale Goes to School, 1790s and Early 1800s (2)
• The Answer Column: What Is Redistricting and Why Is It So Important? (13)
• Activists to Stage “Climate Emergency Festival” on Sunday at Richard Tucker Square (1)
• Volunteers of All Ages Welcome for 9/11 Day of Service Activities with DOROT (0)
• Local State Senator Brian Benjamin Is Hochul’s Pick for Lieutenant Governor (21)
• Riverside Park Adds Bee Hives In Two Spots to Boost Population Through Hibernation Season (5)
• Encore Chorale Offers a Chance to Sing Again (0)
• Some Local Parents Want a Remote School Option as Delta Spreads (35)
• Silver Stars Fitness: The Truth About How To Stay Fit After 50! (0)
• Mayor Holds Out Possibility of NYC Homecoming Concert Part 2: ‘There’s Unfinished Business There’ (32)
• Shul Shopping? Celebrate The High Holy Days At Stephen Wise Free Synagogue! (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Rainiest Hour Ever; Richer Is Cooler; ‘Karen’ Reconsidered (17)
• NYC Mega Concert Canceled Midway Through: ‘Mother Nature Put Her Foot Down’ (19)
• Adult Swim Classes at The JCC Are Back! (0)
• Spotted Lanternflies Have Been Seen in Central Park and They’re ‘Bad News’ (22)
• Waterline Square’s Indoor Tennis Court is One of Many State-of-the-Art Amenities (0)
• Missing Pennsylvania Woman Believed to Be on the Upper West Side (39)
• How to Buy a NYC Penthouse (0)
• ‘Artist Talks’ in Riverside Park Start Wednesday (0)
• Everything You Need to Know About Saturday’s Central Park Concert Whether You’re Going Or Not (91)
• Part of Columbus Avenue Will Become ‘Open Street’, Closed to Traffic on Sundays (95)
• Experience the Best of Summer at the Reimagined 212 West 72nd Street on the Upper West Side (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Architectural Departures, Taming an Owl, Jogging and Acting (13)
• Weekend History: Along the Bloomingdale Road (Broadway) After the Revolution: Taverns and Tavernkeepers (7)
• Community Board 7 Wants Emergency Right to Virtual Meetings Restored So They Can Meet Safely (24)
• Stuck Inside, the ‘Mayor’ of the UWS Is ‘Keeping Love Alive’ (16)
• Woman Handcuffed and Jailed After Being Stopped for Walking Her Dogs Off-Leash (197)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: A Buyer’s Market; But the Pendulum is Swinging (0)
• Gomez, a Fixture of 94th Street, Is ‘Missed Every Day’ (6)
• A Remarkable Outpouring of Emotion for an Owl Who Brought People Out in the Pandemic (17)
• Mandatory Mask Signs Go Up as Local Covid Positivity Rate Rises — as High as 3.7% (43)
• Target App Announces New Store’s Opening Date (8)
• Rookie Goat Runs Negative Ad in Riverside Park’s Annual ‘Vote the G.O.A.T.’ Election; Conservancy Head ‘Deeply Troubled’ (12)
• Monday Bulletin: Homeless Hotel ‘Fiasco,’ Branch Strikes Tourists, A Townhouse To Die For (21)
• Barry, the Beloved Barred Owl of Central Park Dies in Collision With Conservancy Maintenance Vehicle (10)
• Local Man Charged in Hit and Run that Killed Actress Lisa Banes (18)
• Photos: The Leap Frogs Descend on Central Park (7)
• Affordable Housing Lotteries are Open for 3 UWS Buildings, With Some Slots for Six-Figure Incomes (32)
• Four Ways to Prove You’re Vaccinated (22)
• The ‘Leap Frogs’ Will Land in Central Park Thursday (12)
• Classical Papier-Mache Boy Statue Discarded Next to Highway, Creeping Out Passerby (6)
• A Two-Bedroom With All the Upper West Side Has to Offer (0)
• ‘Opera Buddies’ Complete Their Pandemic Journey (5)
• Coyote Sighting Sparks ‘Amazement and Fear’ (14)
• City ‘Strongly Recommends’ Masking Up Inside Public Settings, Even If You’re Vaccinated (7)
• Monday Bulletin: Cop Charged, ‘Speaker Brewer,’ Bidding Wars (17)
• GoFundMe Started for Stationery and Toy World As City Details Charges (57)
• Gut-Renovated Two-Bedroom Gets Great Light and Has the Space You Need (0)
• Children Can ‘Shop’ for a Brand-New, Back-to-School Outfit at a Free Store Starting Sunday (7)
• Ben & Jerry’s Franchisee Breaks from Company on Israel Stance (48)
• Kids Flock to the UWS for a Free Camp Centered Around Bicycling and Nutrition (3)
• Police Seek Suspect in Anti-Asian Harassment Case (0)
• Toy Store Owner On the Ropes Over Price-Gouging Fine: ‘I’d Never Gouge the Upper West Side’ (115)
• Sex and the City Revival Films on 82nd Street (13)
• New York Film Festival Returning With In-Person Screenings; Denzel’s ‘Strikingly Inward’ Performance (5)
• This Toddler Program is Selling Out Fast! (0)
• Waterline Square Park Hosting Nightly Olympics Viewing (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Death at the Meer, Abstract Apartment; ‘Copter Clamor (21)
• Delayed by the Pandemic, ‘Broadway Blooms’ Brings Outdoor Sculpture Back to the Broadway Malls (13)
• Weekend History: Bloomingdale Grows and Prospers, 1790-1820 (0)
• Wollman Rink’s New Prices Criticized By Local Leaders; ‘What Will a Hot Dog Cost’? (48)
• More Free Art, Music, Dance and Movies Coming to Lincoln Center in August; Sign Up Early (1)
• St. Agnes Branch of New York Public Library Reopening, With Almost All Services Available (19)
• Shakespearean Shakeup: Merry Wives Star Injured, and In-Person Standby Lines Are Back (6)
• Western Fires are Causing Hazy Skies, Unhealthy Air in New York (13)
• Monday Bulletin: Subway Elegy, Retail Vacancies, Mourning a Manhole Cover (22)
• Weekend Column: If I Produced NYC’s ‘Mega Concert’ Here’s Who Would Play (26)
• Skateboarder Struck by Sedan Saturday Morning (56)
• Cyclists to Be Detoured in Section of Riverside Park on Weeknights (21)
• As Murder Case Drags On, Friends Keep Susan Trott’s Legacy Alive with New Book, Memorial Bench (4)
• Rent This Catskills Home With a Private Deck; July and August Availability! (0)
• Goats Run to Glory In Front of Adoring Crowd (11)
• Waterline Square Interiors Offer Beautiful Craftsmanship and Natural Materials (0)
• Help Solve the Mystery of the Columbus Avenue Footprints (55)
• Silver Stars Fitness: Over 50? Silver Stars Will Help You Move, Feel & Look Better Either Live On Zoom, At Our Studio or We Can Send a Coach To You! (0)
• Shakespeare Returns to the West Side Community Garden (1)
• Public ‘Running of the Goats’ Returns to Riverside Park Wednesday; Then They Feast (31)
• Target Projects Opening Date for Second UWS Store as Signs Go Up (31)
• Two Sinkholes Open Up, With One Swallowing Cars (27)
• Monday Bulletin: Essential Cheering, Never-Ending Scaffolding, Celebrity Real Estate (15)
• Pop-Up Neighborhood Sing-Along at Lincoln Center Plaza With The Young People’s Chorus (0)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: You Missed the Bottom; Don’t Miss the Recovery (0)
• Triathlon Cancels Swimming Portion Because Hudson River Bacteria ‘9 Times Higher Than What is Deemed Safe’ (27)
• City Stops Moving People From Homeless Hotels Back to Shelters After New Legal Aid Lawsuit (45)
• Nine Local Community Gardens With Fascinating Backstories (12)
• Outdoor Dining Extended for at Least One More Year; ‘It Saved Me as an Owner and it Saved a Dozen People’s Jobs’ (61)
• New Uptown ‘Night Market’ Launching Thursday (7)
• Park Film Fest Starts Friday, July 9th, With a Twist (12)
• Central Park’s Wollman Rink and Carousel Get New Operators After Trump Organization Pushed Out (18)
• Post Office Delays Lead Residents to ‘Frantically Search’ for Mail (79)
• Monday Bulletin: Opera Dispute Settled, Tenant Anxiety, Missing an Empty City (17)
• Rejoice, Resplendent New York: Shakespeare in the Park Is Returning on July 6th — But No Line This Year, A Lottery! (31)
• Turtle Teaches Woman That Sometimes What Seems Stuck Is Not (12)
• New-York Historical Society Will Expand to Encompass The American LGBTQ+ Museum and a State-of-the-Art Library (19)
• Newly Renovated Bloomingdale Branch of New York Public Library Will Reopen on Tuesday, July 6th — And It’s Gorgeous! (11)
• Updated: Pedestrian Hit By Delivery Van and Critically Injured, Driver Arrested (19)
• Updated: Bicyclist Hit and Killed by Postal Truck Driver on Central Park West (116)
• Con Ed Asks UWS to Conserve Energy to Protect Grid During Repairs (19)
• The ‘Centenarian Golden Girls’: Three Friends Turned 100 at Atria West 86 in June (15)
• Man Shot During Community Basketball Tournament (0)
• The Lucerne Saga Ends, as the Last Men Leave to Return to Traditional Shelters (51)
• Monday Bulletin: Undercover ‘Deliverista,’ 72nd Streep Station, Block Association Head ‘Shunned’ by Neighbors (29)
• Small Business Focus: How Shine Kept the Upper West Side’s Tech Humming Through the Pandemic (25)
• The Raccoons are Back Romping and Having Babies (16)
• Key Board Approves Removing Teddy Roosevelt Statue (56)
• Openings and Reopenings: Soha Gourmet Marketplace, El Gallo Taqueria, Vanguard Wine Bar, Center Gallery, Key Food (39)
• Brewer Opens Large Lead in Council Race (55)
• MTA Officers Commended for Saving UWS Runaway Pup in Midtown Tunnel; ‘I’m Forever Grateful,’ Indie’s Owner Says (5)
• Newly Spruced-Up Verdi Square Hosting Summer Programs (8)
• Celebrate the Summer Solstice — Monday, June 21st — With ‘Make Music New York’ (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Arts Orgs Get Amazonian Bonanza, Central Park Mega Concert, Second Gentleman in Town (8)
• Riverside Park Offers Miles of Outdoor Art this Summer that Surprises and Belongs (7)
• A Rare, Pristine WEA Classic 6 Is On The Market (0)
• Local Electeds Want Higher Penalties for Electric Scooter Drivers (65)
• Learn the Unique Story Behind the Iconic Waterline Square Development (0)
• Covid Nurse’s Lost Dog Found After Seven-Day Odyssey Thanks to ‘Type-A’ New Yorkers (28)
• Waterline Square Park Hosting Free Movies and Concerts; Ferris Bueller Showing Wednesday (0)
• Actress Struck by Scooter Near Lincoln Center Has Died From Her Injuries; Driver Not Found (48)
• City Will Vacate Boat Marina By November Due to Deterioration; Major Reconstruction Planned (45)
• Summer Virtual Fitness + Wellness Classes at the JCC Health Club (0)
• NYPD Writing Fewer Traffic Tickets on UWS; Community Board Calls for Increased Focus on Street Safety (54)
• Monday Bulletin: Socialist Penguins, Jeffrey Toobin’s Return, Best Sandwich (16)
• Owner Asks for Help Finding Dog Lost for Several Days (10)
• Early Voting Starts Saturday; Brush Up on Your Choices (17)
• Openings and Reopenings: Starbucks, New Deli, Arc’teryx, Bicycle Renaissance, Smoke Jazz Club (20)
• Silver Stars Fitness: 8 Legit Ways On How To Slow Down Your Body’s Aging Process. How to Sign Up! (0)
• Ethan Freckles’ Possessions Removed From Columbus Avenue Sidewalk; He Explains His History and Intentions (76)
• Photos: An Eclipse, Rainbows, and Storms Transform the Sky (6)
• E-Bikes Shouldn’t Ride in the Bike Lane, Community Board Committee Says (106)
• SummerStage Offers In-Person, Outdoor, Free Central Park Concerts Starting This Month; Check Out Some Acts (5)
• Meet the Mayoral Candidates: Ray McGuire Says He Brings Experience But Not Baggage (14)
• New Exclusive Listing at The Beresford, Emery Roth’s Crown Jewel (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Two Subway Slashings, Doorman Vaccine Debate, Cupcake Acquisition (31)
• ‘Gone Girl’ Actress Critically Injured by Hit-and-Run Driver Near Lincoln Center (59)
• Books of Wonder to Close After Building Was Sold; 20% Discount on Everything (25)
• Opening June 12th: The Newly Renovated Halls of Gems and Minerals at the American Museum of Natural History (12)
• Court Rules Men Can Be Moved Out of The Lucerne, But Process May Take Time (24)
• Douglass Houses Gets Renovated Basketball Court as Part of Law Enforcement Program (15)
• Grand Bazaar Flea Market Reopens Sunday With New Restrictions; Here’s Who Will Be There (25)
• Shelter for Women and Children to Close Abruptly, Raising New Worries (27)
• Marathon’s Return Means a ‘Big Party’ for Some Local Businesses (6)
• Two Ways to Commemorate Memorial Day on the Upper West Side (3)
• Monday Bulletin: To Heli and Back, Cold Case Leads to UWS, Billionaires’ Row Homeless Shelter (29)
• Trey Anastasio Will Play the Beacon Theatre for the First Full-Capacity Indoor Show in Manhattan; Vaccination Required (27)
• Manhattanhenge Starts This Weekend (3)
• Weekend History: Enslaved African Americans in Bloomingdale (10)
• Resilience in the Face of Hearing Loss (0)
• Construction Scaffolding Crashes Down on Broadway (16)
• Video Shows Tuesday’s Shootout Near Broadway (40)
• Jocks With Rocks Get Ripped In the Central Park Pines; But Why Are the Rocks Disappearing? (11)
• Welcome to the…Deutsche Bank Center? (42)
• Boro Prez Candidates Grilled on Real Estate, Crime and Climate (22)
• Police Investigating Afternoon Gunfire on 103rd (0)
• Join Dr. Ruth and MSNBC’s Ari Melber for DOROT’s Virtual Benefit! (0)
• New Report Indicates UWS Rents May Have Bottomed Out (10)
• Affordable Housing for Rent: WSFSSH at West 108th (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Post-Covid Psychotherapy, Open Air Opera, Park Harassment Allegations (11)
• Meet the Mayoral Candidates: Shaun Donovan Says He Has the Tools to Fight Homelessness and Inspire a Rebound (20)
• ‘We Belong Here’ Banners on Lincoln Center Buildings Affirm Asian American Pride (5)
• UWS Bars are Pumped as Knicks and Nets Get Set for Playoff Runs (10)
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• Children’s Workshop in Central Park: A Hat for Every Head! (0)
• Photos: Central Park Bursting With Music and Movement (8)
• First Trailer Released for UWS Comedy ‘Only Murders in the Building’ (4)
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• Virtual Summer Volunteer Opportunity with Dorot for Adults 65+ (0)
• Group Proposes 5 Ideas to Stop ATV and Dirt Bike Rides (68)
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• Monday Bulletin: The Decaying of Riverside Park, A Snarky Yogi, Broadway at Tavern on the Green (55)
• NYPD Chief Chaplain Rabbi Alvin Kass Talks About Police Morale, Ethics, and Jewish Cops (9)
• Board Takes First Steps to Remove Theodore Roosevelt Statue from Museum Entrance (61)
• CDC Says Vaccinated People Can Go Maskless in Most Situations; Will You? (100)
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• Suspect Nabbed for Three Bank Robberies in Two Days (29)
• Meet the Mayoral Candidates: Andrew Yang Says the Clock is Ticking to Get the City Back on Track (33)
• Tony-winning Director Jerry Zaks on Broadway’s Reopening, And Why He’s Still In Love with the UWS After 50+ Years (12)
• Lincoln Center Lawn Drawing Crowds as Performances Start (13)
• Join the JCC for Tikkun Leil Shavuot On May 16-17! (0)
• Monday Bulletin: The Upper West Side’s ‘Trash Walker,’ Another Central Park Dispute, Two Duplexes for Sale (21)
• Weekend Column: Amsterdam Avenue, Frank Sinatra, and Me (24)
• Updated: Local Wine Shop Featured in ‘Fake Bourbon’ TV Sting (33)
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• A City Council District’s ‘Carve-Out’ Has a Fascinating History Involving Race and Class (14)
• First Look: Lincoln Center Reimagined With Grass and New Performance Spots (4)
• City Invests $348 Million to Rehabilitate Riverside Park’s Flood-Weakened Core (33)
• Meet the Mayoral Candidates: Scott Stringer Counts on his Record, Roots and ‘Political Skill Set’ to Carry Him (23)
• Winners of the West Side Rag Poetry Contest: ‘There Once Was a T-Shirt I Needed’ (12)
• UWS Gifted and Talented Program to Stop Admitting New Students; Parents Question Public Notice (43)
• Small Business Focus: The Owner of Sprint Sports Says ‘You Have To Be Awake 24/7 To Survive’ (20)
• Block Associations and Community Groups Form Coalition to Tackle UWS Issues; Candidate Forums Coming (11)
• May Covid Reopening Dates: Bar Seating, Libraries, 24/7 Subway, and More (18)
• The Upper West Side’s First Modern Residential Building Transforms into 126 Condominium Residences, With New Interiors by CetraRuddy (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Homeless Tent Controversy; Stringer’s Support Slips; Watching the Warblers (48)
• Two Teens Shot Sunday Morning (0)
• Weekend History: 18th Century Bloomingdale Residents Before the American Revolution (9)
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• Zoom Days Weigh on Local High School Students: ‘Everything Fun About School Has Been Taken Away’ (15)
• Enrollment Opens For In-Person And Virtual Hebrew School Classes At Stephen Wise Free Synagogue (0)
• Local Public School is Part of Program to Teach Kids Internet Privacy at Younger Age (0)
• Political Firestorm Erupts Over Bathroom Access for Delivery Workers on the UWS (77)
• Christina Ilisije’s LIVING-DANCE Heals Minds & Transforms Bodies (0)
• Throwback Thursday: Remembering When ‘Off to the Races’ Meant West 72nd Street (25)
• Updated: Local Restaurant Manager Hit by E-Bike Rider on Amsterdam Avenue Dies (70)
• Virtual Summer Volunteer Opportunity for Adults 65+ (0)
• A Rare Dinner Out, With the Roar of ATVs and Motorbikes On The Side (47)
• Amy Schumer Films ‘Life & Beth’ on The UWS (2)
• The New World of Religious Worship on the UWS: Reservations, Health Checks and Proof of Vaccination (4)
• Photos: Pink Moon Rises Above the Urban Jungle (5)
• Excitement Builds for the New ‘West Side Story’ as First Trailer is Released (7)
• Meet the Candidates for Mayor: Dianne Morales Says She Has a Radical Vision for Radical Times (35)
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• Dog ‘Kidnapped’ Outside Supermarket; ‘Large Reward’ Offered (Update: Found) (14)
• Monday Bulletin: Sensual Lox-Slicing; Statue Vandalized; Private School Angst (13)
• An Old Church Has a New Life as a Theater; Shows This Weekend! (6)
• Saturday: ‘Street Arts’ Fest for Earth Day (7)
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• Throwback Thursday: Remembering Countess Vera, the Lady Who Loved Pigeons (22)
• Virtual Summer Volunteer Opportunity for Adults 65+ (0)
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• Updated: Mysterious Band-Aid Appears on Local Blue Whale (12)
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• Get Your Vax Under the Museum of Natural History’s Famous Whale (5)
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• Monday Bulletin: Levain Freezes Over; 91st Street Plans Reveal Rooftop Pool; An ‘Edited’ Life (12)
• Updated: Pedestrian Critically Injured After Collision With E-Bicyclist in Amsterdam Avenue Bike Lane (110)
• NYPD Top Brass Addresses West Siders’ Crime Concerns at Forum (32)
• The Tulip Festival is Back, and It’s Looking Amazing (4)
• 6 Reasons Why Moving in NYC Is Different (0)
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• Columbia Offers Large Pop-Up Vaccination Site on W. 125th Street This Weekend; 16 and Up Eligible (5)
• Funny Comment T-Shirt Contest Winners, and Another Chance to Win One! (23)
• Comedy Shows Coming to a Curb Near You as Part of City Program (2)
• Performers Will Put on a ‘Cabaret’ in the Street This Weekend; Bring Your Own Seat (2)
• Waterline Square Park is a Relaxing Waterfront Oasis (0)
• Sidewalk Sanctuary: ‘The Pastor Is In’ on West 96th Street (12)
• Openings and Reopenings: Szechuan Garden, Covacha, Simply Gourmet Market Place (24)
• Lincoln Center To Be Filled with Grass-Like Carpet That People Can Chill Out On (66)
• Small Business Focus: The Eye Man Cometh Back (12)
• Central Park Conservancy Fights for Control of Wollman Rink and to Eliminate For-Profit Contracts (23)
• Monday Bulletin: Softball Coach Defects; ATVs ‘Terrorize’ Neighbors, Bee Hives Proliferate, School Lawsuit (25)
• Tagger Who Wrote ‘Done’ Throughout the UWS Volunteers to Clean Up Graffiti; ‘I’m Very Sorry’ (53)
• Man Slashed on 84th Street Friday (0)
• Fire Consumes Car Outside Historic Building (21)
• Pilates Was Created During the Last Pandemic; It’s Back on the UWS as We Fight the Latest Pandemic (24)
• Essay: The City Has Turned the Corner (21)
• NYPD Officers Share How They ID’d Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested Thursday (20)
• People are Drafting Episodes of ‘Seinfeld’ for the Vaccine Era and They’re Hilarious (13)
• HBO Filming ‘The Gilded Age’ In Central Park, Written by Downton Abbey Creator (4)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: The Biggest Threats to the Buyer’s Market (0)
• Sunday: Learn About ‘American Rescue’ and New York Budget With Chuck Schumer and Linda Rosenthal (5)
• Silver Stars Fitness: Helping You Look, Move And Feel Better; Two-Week Trial for $47! (0)
• NYPD Checks in on Crime, Answers Questions about ‘Sense of Disorder’ In the Community (35)
• Open Your Windows! Broadway Violinist Suzy Perelman Will Play an Open Concert for the Neighborhood Tonight at 6 PM (3)
• Elected Officials Push Again to Curb Helicopters as UWSer Says She ‘Literally Cannot Get Any Rest’ (41)
• One Local Was Sick of Coupon Circulars, So Here’s What She Did About It (17)
• A ‘Park to Park’ Open Street Moves Closer to Adoption, Prioritizing Pedestrians Over Cars (53)
• Monday Bulletin: A Painting Reunion; Affordable Housing On Its Way; Robberies; A Babka Birthday (23)
• Ode to a Neighborhood Trumpeter (19)
• Win a West Side Rag T-Shirt in our New — and Easiest — Contest (27)
• Driver Sentenced for Crash that Killed Doorman Alfred Pocari; Victim Tells of ‘Pain That Wakes Me’ (27)
• 38-Year-Old Asian-American Man With His Family Punched in Central Park; Investigation Ongoing (28)
• Bike Lane Speed Bumps Get Bumped Off (119)
• Mastering the Challenges of Living Well with Hearing Loss, April 6 at 6 p.m. (0)
• Teenager Ambushed and Threatened in Robbery at Clothing Store (0)
• Throwback Thursday: Ye Very Olde Bloomingdale Road (Broadway) in the Colonial and Post-Revolutionary Era (7)
• ‘Art on the Corner’ Takes a Creative Idea to a New Spot; Artists Needed (2)
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• Fire Consumes West 62nd Street Apartment (1)
• The Summer We’ve All Been Waiting For Is Finally Here! (0)
• Police Looking for Man Who Held Up Chase Bank (0)
• Suffragette Statue Celebrated as Increasingly Vital Symbol (14)
• Reopenings: Ellington in the Park, Bluebird London, Robert, Mandarin Oriental (1)
• Police and Barricades Removed From Columbus Circle; Let the Skateboarding Begin (30)
• Signs of Spring: The Cherry Blossoms are Blooming and the Rowboats are Back on the Lake (7)
• Vaccine Age Minimum Drops to 30 on Tuesday; All Adults Can Sign Up Starting April 6 (5)
• Candidates ‘Stand With Shams’ As UWS Homeless Controversy Takes a New Twist (61)
• Monday Bulletin: Virus Spike; Restored Litter Baskets; Volunteers Honored; Potsdam or Bust (13)
• Apartments Available in Lincoln Towers Could Make Attractive Pieds-a-Terre (0)
• The Return of Indie Movies: Film at Lincoln Center to Reopen (12)
• Kathe Hair Is Still Standing, Despite Enduring a Tough Physical and Financial Toll (12)
• Second Victim in Crash that Killed Doorman Alfred Pocari Speaks Out Ahead of Driver’s Sentencing (37)
• Eyewitness Account: The Great Parrot Rescue of West 87th Street (8)
• Waterline Square Luxury Condominiums: The Next Generation of Riverside Boulevard Living (0)
• Tuesday: Hate Crime Forum Will Include Law Enforcement Officials (2)
• Updated: FDNY Makes Daring Parrot-Rescue on Columbus Avenue (19)
• Maya Wiley Says Her Record Fighting for Change Inside and Outside Government Will Make Her a Good Mayor (43)
• Upper West Side COVID Testing Lab Offers Fast, High-Quality Results (0)
• Updated: Train Hits Person at Lincoln Center Subway Station; All 1, 2 and 3 Service Shut Down (5)
• 50 and Older Cleared for Shots Starting Tuesday, March 23rd; Pace is Accelerating (1)
• Monday Bulletin: Anti-Asian Sentiment on the UWS; Grad Student Strike; Section 8 Discrimination; Museum Addition Rising (6)
• Two Art Galleries on Amsterdam; The Stories Within the Stores (What’s Barbra Streisand Got to Do With It?) (15)
• Pharmacies Now Giving Vaccines to More Groups; Appointments Opening Up (15)
• Six Schools Received Suspicious Powdery Substances, Deemed ‘Non-Hazardous’ (1)
• Balloon Kings Drape Amsterdam Avenue in Color (6)
• Famous Sculptures at Wise Towers Ripped Out, Rattling Italian Museum (32)
• Op-Ed: A Local Candidate Reacts to Wave of Anti-Asian Hate Crimes (8)
• Updated: NYC Indoor Yoga and Fitness Studios Remain Closed; Here are Some Outdoor and Private Indoor Options (16)
• Sunday: A Memorial for Billy the Hawk Man (11)
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• Police Seek Assailant Who Pushed Woman Onto Subway Tracks at 96th Street (0)
• Shakespeare in the Park Will Return This Summer With ‘A Celebration of Black Joy’ (5)
• Updated: Nursery School Evacuated After Box With Suspicious Substance Found (7)
• Free Trial: JCC FUNctional Fitness Club for Tweens + Teens (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Columbia Application Boom, A Hug Prescription; Cuomo’s ‘Toxic’ Culture (26)
• City Council Election 2021: Zack Weiner Is Ready to Convince You He’s Not ‘Way Too Young’ (66)
• Six Local Streets to Come Alive With Performances, as City Launches ‘Open Culture’ Program (14)
• Friday: Pop-Up Site Offers J&J Vaccine to Those 60 and Up (1)
• Photos: Mrs. Maisel Films on Broadway With Style and Masks (5)
• Natural History Museum Theater Reopens at Limited Capacity, Featuring Fiery Volcano Film (14)
• Nonprofit to Build New Bike and Pedestrian Path Just South of Riverside Park (11)
• Sculptures and Other Installations Coming to Riverside Park Starting June 5th (11)
• New KIPP Charter School Opening in the Fall Despite Some Community Opposition; There’s Still Time to Apply (21)
• Vaccine Eligibility Age Dropped to 60 and More Essential Workers Get Access (11)
• On the Anniversary of NYC’s First Covid Death, An Opportunity to Commemorate Those We’ve Lost (1)
• A Local’s ‘Covid Stories’ Show the Neighborhood Throughout the Pandemic (8)
• City Council Election 2021: Jeffrey Omura Represents Some Important Firsts and Speaks for the Arts (28)
• Monday Bulletin: Concierge Wants Shot; Tofutti Inventor Dies; Liam Neeson Greets; Millennials Become Big Tippers (29)
• City Has Started Vaccinating Eligible Homebound People; How to Register (0)
• Trader Joe’s Employee Rehired at Columbus Avenue Store: ‘Big Win for Labor Rights’ (18)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: It’s Still a Buyer’s Market, But Not for Much Longer (0)
• Free Live Jazz Concerts to Start Back Up in Front of Duke Ellington’s House (9)
• Join the Yaldaynu Preschool Community: Admissions for 2021-2022 Now Open! (0)
• Theaters and Comedy Clubs Get Reopening Date; Local Comedy Club Raring to Go (22)
• Street Skateboarding Film Shows Upper West Siders Can Be ‘Ledge Lords’ (10)
• Sales Launch at 212 West 93rd Street, With Expansive Layouts and Outdoor Space (0)
• Photo of the Day: Lost Winter-Wear Waves Hello and Tips Its Cap in Riverside Park (8)
• Developers Prevail: 200 Amsterdam Will Remain the Tallest Building on the UWS (86)
• As Commuter ‘Copter Service Gets Set to Start Up, the ‘Helicopter Highway’ Over the UWS Could Get More Crowded (55)
• Waterline Square Luxury Condominiums: The Next Generation of Riverside Boulevard Living (0)
• City Council Election 2021: Sara Lind Has Found Her Place and Wants to Make It Better (77)
• Volunteer for DOROT’s Passover Package Delivery (0)
• Trader Joe’s Employee Says He Was Fired for Asking for Safety Precautions; Company Disputes His Account (35)
• Police and Sanitation Remove Garbage Pile Causing Distress at Local School; Individual Responsible Tended by Social Workers (30)
• Monday Bulletin: Head Start Hero; Opera Tragedy; Fruit Man Gets the Jab (6)
• Over the Counter Hearing Aids: What’s Next? Learn More March 2 at 6. (0)
• The Ice-Man Sculpteth (8)
• Lincoln Center to Start Holding Outdoor Events With a Unique Format (15)
• The Neighborhood’s Small Businesses are in Crisis; One Helper Sees It All and Does What He Can (39)
• Purim Celebration Spills Into the Street, Then Back to Zoom (1)
• A Virtual Play Set On the Upper West Side Is Winning Rave Reviews (2)
• Billy the ‘Hawk Man’ of Riverside Park Dies; Family Raising Money for a Bench Plaque in His Honor (30)
• Pupper West Side: Sherlock and Shuki Solve Neighborhood Mysteries Together (3)
• Movie Theaters Will Be Allowed to Reopen on March 5, But Not Every UWS Theater Will (38)
• Harry’s Shoes Leans on Family Traditions, A Slipper Boom and a Remarkable Knack for Shoe Sizes (21)
• City Council Election 2021: David Gold Sets His Sights on Big Changes, Including Abolishing the Electoral College (30)
• Monday Bulletin: Garrison Keillor UWS Poetry; Cigarette Sparks Deadly Fire (16)
• Wollman and Lasker Rinks to Stay Open After de Blasio Changes His Tune; Trump Flag Confrontation (34)
• Steve Martin and Martin Short Yell and Gyrate on Broadway for New Show (14)
• Central Park’s Two Skating Rinks to Close for the Season after Sunday As Trump Contract Expires (74)
• City Issues New Mask Guidelines: Wearing Two Can Raise Protection Level to 95%, Study Finds (25)
• Columbus Statue Still Getting Round-the-Clock Police Protection (59)
• Check Out the JCC’s Virtual Group Exercise Class Pass (0)
• Woman Dies in Apartment Fire on Columbus and 101st Street (7)
• Two UWS Sites Make Citywide Map of Black History (0)
• Pupper West Side: Peabody Is an Ice Cream Fanatic with an Ivy League Education (7)
• Do a Passover Mitzvah (0)
• New Stats Show Upper West Side Has High Percentage of Residents Vaccinated (Update) (31)
• D.A. Drops Case Against Amy Cooper After She Completes Restorative Justice Program (38)
• Hundreds of Vignettes About Former ‘Notable’ Neighbors Collected in a New Book; Hear More at 5:30 Tuesday (8)
• Cathedral Will Become Free Covid Testing Site (3)
• City Council Election 2021: Maria Danzilo Says Her Private Sector Skills Make Her Stand Out (28)
• Monday Bulletin: Birding Debate, Vaccine Snafus, Central Park’s Cash Crunch (12)
• Artist Creates Delightful Polar Bear Snow Sculptures that also Highlight Climate Change (14)
• Filing Your Taxes Can Be Ruff! Let Ganer + Ganer Help You Navigate The World Of Taxes With Ease! (0)
• 11 Pharmacies on the UWS Will Give Vaccines Under New Federal Program; How to Sign Up (43)
• Shots Fired Early Saturday Morning in West 60s (0)
• Coyote Pretty: Photographer Gets a Close-Up View of the Central Park Canine (9)
• Local Block Leader Investigated in Connection With January 6 Capitol Riot, Report Says (21)
• Meet the Candidates for Mayor: Kathryn Garcia (21)
• Openings & Closings: Dagon, Tartinery, New Deli, Trollbeads (24)
• Manhole Fire Breaks Out on Broadway (16)
• Inside the Reimagined 212 West 72nd Street: New Condominium Residences Available on the Upper West Side (0)
• Police Rescue Hawk from West Side Highway, Name it ‘Lucky’ (14)
• Vaccine-Helper Website Sees Huge Demand as New Helper Sites Pop Up (10)
• Pupper West Side: Sadie Is An Early Riser with a Penchant for Tennis (11)
• Central Park’s Snowy Owl Drawing Huge Crowds, Even Celebrities (20)
• Missing Man Last Seen on 61st Street (2)
• City Council Election 2021: Gale Brewer Explains Why She Wants to Come Back (23)
• Central Park Coyote Spotted; Is It Our Old Friend or a New One? (12)
• Monday Bulletin: Micro-Wedding Space, Congressman’s Covid Advice, Middle Schoolers to Go Back (2)
• Video: Modern-Day Sisyphus Tries to Roll a Mega-Snowball (5)
• Updated: Small Business Focus: Toscana Shoe Repair Saves UWS Soles While Trying to Survive (24)
• Two Chariots and 58 Painted Horses; Central Park Carousel Seeks A New Concessionaire (12)
• Photo of the Day: New York is the City That Never Thaws (10)
• Mayoral Candidates Grilled By People Who are Normally ‘Voiceless’ In Remarkable Forum (14)
• Updated: Police Say They’ve Caught The ‘Done’ Vandal (35)
• Silver Stars Fitness: How To Get Moving & Improve Your Cardiovascular Endurance; See Our New Client Promotion! (0)
• Water Leak Causes Deep Sinkhole in West 60s (11)
• Snow Photos That Will Creep You Out or Warm Your Heart (17)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: Last Call (0)
• ‘SUPing’ on The Hudson; We Don’t Mean Dining, But You Definitely Must Dress! (12)
• Snow Blocks Bus Stops, as City Looks to Hire More People to Shovel (26)
• Two Reported Injured in Sledding Accident in Riverside Park (20)
• Homeless Individuals to Question 10 Mayoral Candidates at Thursday Forum (39)
• Updated: Morning Water Main Break Near West 96th Cuts Off Water to 200 Homes and Delays Subways (9)
• Pupper West Side: Waylon’s Come A Long Way Since Hurricane Maria (8)
• 34 Local Restaurants Make Eater’s List of Tops of the UWS (93)
• Snowstorm Enters Top-16 in Recorded History; Here’s How to See If Your Block Was Plowed (3)
• Photo of the Day: Braving the Blizzard With a Dog Named Bernie (8)
• Exercise Your Body and Mind With JASA (0)
• City Council Races are Heating Up; Here’s Why You Should Care (24)
• Monday Bulletin: A Snowy Owl; Franken For Mayor; The Hokey-Pokey (18)
• Protesters Rail Against Masks and Vaccine Mandates on Broadway, Witness Says (93)
• Snow Day Monday Means In-Person School and Some (But Not All) Vaccines are Cancelled (3)
• Learn About Hearing Loss, Balance, and Dizziness at an Upcoming Zoom (0)
• The Opera Ladies Have Now Seen More Than 300 In a Row; Here are Their Recommendations for This Week (23)
• Three Injured in Morning Fire at 65 Central Park West (8)
• On a Friday Zoom, City Council Candidates Lind and Omura Will Explain ‘Ranked-Choice Voting’ — And How It Could Help Them (20)
• Pupper West Side: Puddles Lives for Shakespearean Drama (9)
• Lincoln Center Holding Blood Donation Event as Supplies Run Low (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Hit-and-Run Crash; Frigid-Dining Fashion; Changes at Columbia as Twice as Many Students Return (10)
• Blacklisted Screenwriter Walter Bernstein, an Upper West Sider, Dies at 101 (0)
• Photos of the Day: Al Franken Bumps Elbows Outside Fairway (45)
• West Siders Come Through Big-Time for Local Bar and Injured Worker (6)
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• Inauguration Scenes: Flags, Cheering and a Bernie Meme (13)
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• Vaccine Update: Mt. Sinai to Resume Vaccinations on Wednesday, as City Warns It’s Running Out (14)
• Cherry Walk in Riverside Park Reopens After Extended Closure (23)
• Pupper West Side: Teddy is a Literary Critic with a Love for Cherry Trees (6)
• Help a Neighbor With DOROT’s Package Delivery Service (0)
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• Monday Bulletin: Abject Anti-Semitism; Cutting the Line; Proposed Central Park 5 Exhibit (15)
• Why One Address Seems to Be a Crime Hotspot, and More News from NYPD’s 24th Precinct Commander (52)
• Starbucks to Close Multiple Stores on Sunday Out of Caution Over Possible Protests (31)
• Updated: Emotionally Disturbed Man Electrocuted in West 110th Street Subway Station Following Fight on the Tracks, Police Say (38)
• Weekend Column: The Vaccine That Wasn’t (24)
• Art on the Ave Has a Kids Weekend With Free Hot Chocolate (0)
• Congressman Espaillat Tests Positive for COVID-19 After Getting Vaccine; Here’s What a Doctor Makes of It (15)
• Vaccine Update: Mt. Sinai Cancels Some Appointments ‘Due to Sudden Changes in Vaccine Supply’ (63)
• Enormous Lines Form Outside Michaels for Liquidation Sale; Here’s What’s Already Sold Out (8)
• Mrs. Maisel Looking for ‘1960s Attractive Girlfriend Types’ as Extras (22)
• Jerry Nadler Brought a Zabar’s Bag Into the Impeachment Hearing; Here’s What Was In It (58)
• Mayor Cuts All City Contracts With Trump Organization for ‘Inciting an Insurrection’ (61)
• City to End Gifted & Talented Tests for 4-Year-Olds After This Year (56)
• Nadler Presents 76-Page Impeachment Report; What It Says (0)
• Updated: Vaccine Confusion Leaves Two Local Pharmacies Fielding ‘Thousands’ of Calls (15)
• Help a Neighbor With DOROT’s Package Delivery Service (0)
• Vaccine Update: People 65+ Now Eligible for COVID Vaccine, as Cuomo Adheres to New CDC Guidelines (33)
• Alleged Knifepoint Robbers Arrested Are 14 and 16 Years Old (0)
• Three Vaccine Spots Open Nearby as City Creates Vaccine Phone Number (60)
• Monday Bulletin: Robert Caro’s Trove, Alleged Harassment by Teacher, ‘The Sisters’ (6)
• Anointed by His Grandma, Danny Koch Is Shepherding the Iconic Town Shop Through the Pandemic (24)
• Columbus Circle Closed to Traffic as Rumored MAGA Gathering Brings Out Counter-Protesters (5)
• Michaels Store Closing By the End of the Month; Everything 70% Off (18)
• Updated With Latest NYC Website: Vaccine Update: New Yorkers 75+ and More Essential Workers Will Be Eligible for Vaccine on Monday; Here’s How to Sign Up (42)
• Floral Heart Placed in Central Park to Remember Covid Victims (3)
• As Cantilevered Building Rises on Broadway, Some Neighbors Decry the Noise and Aesthetics (46)
• Dance Has Thrived for Decades on the UWS; Will the Pandemic Break It? (0)
• City Reveals Location of New UWS Homeless Shelter, Which Will Serve 200 Women (14)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: Is This The Year? (0)
• Two Deaths in One Week at 96th Street Subway Station Haunt Train Operator (13)
• More Concrete Information on Vaccine Distribution Starts to Trickle Out as Local Seniors Express Anxiety: ‘If I Get COVID, I Will Die’ (29)
• Pupper West Side: Alice Embraces Her Wanderlust, Daydreams of Future Travel While Sunbathing (11)
• Court Says Homeless Men Can Stay at The Lucerne (78)
• Electrical Fire Spreads to Multiple Buildings, Causing ‘Small Explosions’ and Power Outages (9)
• Monday Bulletin: Real Estate Bankruptcy, Eviction Ban, City Diner Gets a Shoutout (10)
• Two Knifepoint Robberies on Riverside Drive in The 70s Are Being Investigated as a ‘Pattern,’ Police Say (23)
• It’s Fung Lee’s Last Week; Hundreds of Happy Faces Will Travel With Her (20)
• Pandemic Views: A Cat’s-Eye View, A Construction-Site Infinity Pool; An Icy Gin and Tonic and a Book (11)
• West End Avenue Water Main Break Leads to Outage in Multiple Buildings (8)
• 42 Chain Stores Closed on the UWS in 2020 (54)
• Outdoor Cylindrical Gallery on West 83rd Offers Paintings of Locals Doing Acts of Kindness (7)
• Fire on 91st Street Started in Garbage Chute, Officials Say (5)
• Our Most-Viewed Stories of 2020 (2)
• The Lucerne Case Will Set A Precedent, Lawyers Say; But What Will The Precedent Be? (50)
• Luca the Dachshund Returned to Owner, After Being Sold (49)
• Photo: Bald Eagle Takes Flight in Central Park (16)
• Robber Steals $500 from Citibank, Police Say (32)
• ‘Tall, Well-Dressed’ Man With Black Leather Backpack Took Dachshund from Outside Store, Owner Says (31)
• Affordable Housing Lottery Opens in West Harlem for 32 Units (28)
• Old John’s Luncheonette Will Reopen, With a New Owner Who Has Quite a Story (57)
• Join the JCC Health Club By January 15 and Save $200!* (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Mulchfest, Landlord Watchlist, Zoo Tragedy Results in $13 Million Payout (7)
• The Upper West Side’s ‘Masked Hatter’ Makes Fashion Statements, and Public Health Ones Too (36)
• ‘Done’ Graffiti Sprayed Throughout Riverside Park, Even on a Tree (40)
• ‘An Honest Person’ Puts One Upper West Sider in the Holiday Spirit (16)
• 32-Year-Old Woman Killed By Subway Train Heading Into 96th Street/Broadway Station (5)
• Updated: Water Main Break Near W 81st Street Closes CPW and Subway Station; Expect Delays (11)
• Trump Sign Defaced Again With ‘Final Days’ Message (32)
• The Beauty of Small Gifts or The Mae Tannenhauser Approach to Philanthropy; Plus You Can Get a Special Tax Deduction This Year (4)
• Pupper West Side: Sebastian Scales High Peaks, Enjoys Urban Wildlife (8)
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• Comedy Club Vandalized, With Paint Sprayed Over Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Part of a Menorah (23)
• New City Admissions Policy Could Complicate Upper West Side Middle School Diversity Plan (32)
• Stats Show UWS Rents and Apartment Asking Prices Plunged in November (19)
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• Join The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan’s Annual New Year’s Day Free Fitness For Everybody Fair: Virtual Edition (0)
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• Gunshots Outside Cathedral Caused Chaos After Peaceful Event; ‘I Can’t Stop Shaking’ (20)
• Gun Battle Erupts at Cathedral of St. John the Divine (27)
• Gale Brewer Files to Run for Her Old City Council Seat in 2021 (65)
• Person Hit by Train at 96th Street (0)
• Charity Worker Among Two People Shot in Broad Daylight on 64th Street (12)
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• Photo of the Day: Snowfall Was Breathtaking But Didn’t Stick Around Long (6)
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• Local Schools Take Different Paths to Reopening (8)
• Pupper West Side, Adoption Edition: Melinda Loves Belly Rubs, Endures Taunting by Local Squirrels (4)
• Bicycle Renaissance Expected to Close After Decades as Bike Shortage Weighs on Sales (27)
• Monday Bulletin: Coat Donations, Hudson River Sewage Claim, NYCHA Shift, Subway Violence, Comey Class (14)
• Woman Who Crashed into Local Doorman, Killing Him, Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter (32)
• Cyclists Rally and Ride to Remember a Death and Demand Cross-Park Bike Paths (27)
• A Traveling Jazz Band That’s Been Keeping UWS Restaurants Lively — and Sometimes Inspiring Spontaneous Dancing (12)
• The Trump Sign Is Back — But a Petition Has Begun to Banish It (43)
• Contest: Send Us Your ‘Pandemic View’ (7)
• Rock Legend Trey Anastasio Plays to Empty Audience at Beacon Theatre, Raising More than $1 Million (6)
• Lucerne Residents Win Stay, Delaying Departure from the Hotel (143)
• Artist Spotlight: Jan Lauren Greenfield, Mixed Media Artist (0)
• Selena Gomez and Steve Martin Comedy Films on Central Park West (6)
• Cathedral Announces Masked-and-Distanced Caroling ‘Medley’ (0)
• Large Groups of Fish Found Dead in Hudson River Again; Scientists Testing Samples (44)
• Art Beautifies Vacant Storefronts Through Art on the Ave Project (11)
• Silver Stars Fitness: The Truth About How To Stay Fit After 50! (0)
• Pupper West Side: Winnie Volunteers with NY Therapy Animals, Dishes on Dessert (8)
• ‘Stay In as Much as Possible and Stop Non-Essential Activities,’ NYC Health Commissioner Urges At-Risk New Yorkers (19)
• Museum Unveils Origami Tree, and People Can Join Folding Workshops (0)
• Covid Cases Raise Concern at Local Trader Joe’s; Company Brings in Special Cleaning Crew (58)
• Winter Super Soccer Stars Classes Are Back! (0)
• City Opens New Temporary Covid Testing Sites, Including Near the UWS (12)
• Monday: Hear from the Author of a Book on Notable Upper West Siders (6)
• Monday Bulletin: Rapper’s Gift to Shelter, Sushi Chefs Will Travel, The Owl and The Crows (7)
• 10-Year-Old Boy Slashed Inside Apartment on 104th Street (0)
• How a Toy Store Stayed Afloat During Covid By Expanding Its Product Line — Even to Toilet Paper (19)
• Public Schools to Reopen Starting Dec. 7 for Younger Grades; Moving to 5-Day-a-Week In-Person Learning (7)
• Barack Obama’s Old Rent-Controlled Apartment is on the Market for $1.45 Million (12)
• Photos: Upper West Siders Set Up Thanksgiving Tables Outside, With Multiple Candelabras (20)
• Donald J. Trump Highway Beautification Sign Disappears (65)
• Throwback Thursday: Photos of the Thanksgiving Parade in 1953 (12)
• My Journey as a Musician With Hearing Loss — Betty Hauck, Violin, Viola, December 1, 6:00-7:30 (0)
• Judge Rules Men Living at Lucerne Can Be Moved Downtown (88)
• Another Perspective: Reflections on Thanksgiving Eve on the UWS 2020 (9)
• Fundraiser Started for Victims of Fire on 75th Street (6)
• Inflation Deflation — Covid Cancels a Classic Upper West Side Event (9)
• The Vermonters are Back; Their Christmas Trees Will be Here Thursday (10)
• Local Artist Beautifies a Boarded-Up Storefront (17)
• Firefighter Injured in Fire on 75th Street that Drew More Than 100 Responders (3)
• Lucerne Decision Delayed; ‘Judge Is Still Working On It’ (45)
• West Siders are Waiting Hours for Covid Tests; Assemblymember Wants More Testing Sites to Open (22)
• A Corner One-Bedroom With Amazing Features (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Politician’s Covid Controversy, Frozen Levain Cookies at the Grocery Store, Subway Attack (13)
• Flying Tiger Sale Still Attracts Droves as Prices Fall to 50 Cents and Customers Start Petition (15)
• Covid Service Updates: Free Daily Dinners and Quarantine Kit Including Dog-Walks (7)
• The Doctor Is In: Guidelines and Suggestions for a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving 2020 (6)
• Denzel Washington Films in the Neighborhood (28)
• Two Barred Owls are Now Competing for Attention (7)
• Deliver a Thanksgiving Meal and Share Warmth & Companionship Over the Phone with an Older Neighbor (0)
• 12 Injured in Fire on Riverside Drive (17)
• Justices Hear Arguments and Rebuttals About 200 Amsterdam, But Is the Case ‘Moot’? (49)
• Two UWS Nonprofits Come Together to Feed Vulnerable Seniors; ‘People Down the Street Just Would Not Have Food’ (7)
• Goddard Book Fair Goes Online (0)
• NYC Public Schools to Close on Thursday as Covid Positivity Rate Hits 3% (26)
• FDNY Engine Company 74’s Newest Member Has Big Paws to Fill (18)
• Wednesday: Two Court Hearings for Contentious Development Projects (29)
• Helicopter Noise Complaints Sky High as Anxious, Cooped-Up New Yorkers Feel Buzzed (36)
• Judge Plans to Rule Monday on Whether Lucerne Residents Can Stay (46)
• Two Local Photographers Create the Fine Art Pet Portraits of Your Dreams (0)
• Comedy Club to Host ‘Temple of Laughter’ Shows in Religious Buildings (8)
• Pupper West Side: Gobi Is An Ivy League Alumnus With a ‘Fullbark Fellowship’ (8)
• Waterline Square Luxury Rentals: Unrivaled Residences with Extraordinary Features (0)
• Trees and Scaffolding Fall in Storm (5)
• 6 Ways to Help Neighbors This Thanksgiving (2)
• Monday Bulletin: Flying Truck, Sick Swan’s Journey, Black Dentist’s Claim, Hot New Bird, Bike Lane Blues (23)
• Thieves Swipe Credit Card and iPhone from 93-Year-Old at Zabar’s, Police Say (26)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: Quo Vadis…What now? (0)
• Will the Men of The Lucerne Stay or Go? A Hearing Monday Might Decide (20)
• Man Arrested on Charges of Sucker-Punching Rick Moranis (13)
• Lucerne Residents Start Work in New Jobs Program as Crucial Hearing Looms (44)
• The Race for the Next NYC Mayor is On; West Side Democrats Got an Early Look at the Field (30)
• Broadway Clean-Up Planned for Saturday (2)
• City Abruptly Ends West End Avenue ‘Open Street’ Program (70)
• Silver Stars Fitness: The Truth About How To Stay Fit After 50! (0)
• Tensions Flare on Alternate-Side Parking Day; ‘The Rumble in the Urban Jungle’ (107)
• An Important Zoom Thursday at 5:30: Homeless Shelters and Community Relationships (29)
• Pupper West Side: Rosie Helps Edit a Dissertation, Loves Holiday Window Displays (5)
• Saturday: Join the Riverside Park ‘Leaf Lift’ (9)
• Deliver a Thanksgiving Meal and Share Warmth & Companionship Over the Phone with an Older Neighbor! (0)
• City Starts Releasing More Timely Covid Data; 94 Positive Cases on UWS in Past Week (40)
• Disney/ABC Building Set to Become Life Sciences Complex (28)
• Manhattan Looks Different from The West; New Condominium Residences Conceived by Dutch Design Firm Concrete (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Air Quality Alert, Champagne Shortage, Columbia’s Endowment (17)
• Why West Siders Hit the Streets When Biden Won: ‘Today We Celebrate, Tomorrow We Work’ (29)
• Watch: Upper West Siders Dance in the Streets to Celebrate Biden-Harris Victory (31)
• Upcoming Paper-Shredding and Composting Events, and How to Stay Updated on More Eco-News (4)
• TV-Filming Returns to Central Park, as Ewan MacGregor Struts His Stuff in ‘Halston’ (13)
• Join the JCC at the Annual Symposium on Positive Aging November 16 (0)
• Pupper West Side: Mousse Has An Independent Streak, Loves Interval Training (7)
• Jerry Nadler Projected to Win Another Term, With Substantial Votes Still Being Counted (60)
• Voting Lines Vary on UWS as Uncle Sam Makes an Appearance (17)
• Some Chain Stores Board-Up Ahead of Election (11)
• High Turnout, Heavy Rain, and Tap Dancing on the Last Day of Early Voting (11)
• Monday Bulletin: New Seatbelt Law, Big Political Donations, Saving The Strand (17)
• Stores Can Now Sell in ‘Outdoor Activity Zones’ Though It’s Not Clear That They Will (13)
• Philharmonic Plays Spooky Classical Music at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine; Stream it for Free (2)
• Covid Rate Remains Remarkably Low on UWS, as Rate Rises Elsewhere (24)
• Working Families Party is In Danger of Losing Ballot Access if People Don’t Vote on Their Line (19)
• Tenant Leaders and Cryptocurrency Millionaire Rally to Restore Gas at NYCHA After Outage (11)
• Local Parents Organize to Oppose Limits on Opt-In Rules at Public Schools (8)
• Renderings Show Condos That Are Replacing Century-Old Synagogue (57)
• Man Struck by Train at 103rd Street (6)
• Filmmaker Turns His Camera on Local Skateboarders (20)
• Need Help With Remote Education And Childcare? (0)
• A Unique No-Touch Halloween That Still Lets You Parade Around the Neighborhood (13)
• Spectacular Views from this Gracious and Grand Riverside Drive Apartment (0)
• Two Challengers Take on Jerry Nadler; We Asked The Candidates Some Questions (94)
• Early Voting Hours Extended; We Talked to 9 People Waiting in Line (85)
• OneBlock Employs Men Impacted by Homelessness to Help Clean UWS (23)
• Pupper West Side: Ella Provides Backup Vocals, Encourages Neighbors to Vote (5)
• Pearl Chin, Beloved Founder of Knitty City, Dies at 71 (46)
• Photo of the Day: Paris on the Hudson (9)
• City Changes Rules for Hybrid Schooling as Most Parents Have Gone to Remote-Only (15)
• 104-Year-Old Upper West Sider Votes for Biden, Then Says ‘Now I Can Die Happy’ (84)
• Monday Bulletin: What’s Behind Election Problems, Central Park Music and Roller-Skaters (6)
• Early Voting Line Stretches Around the Block on First Day of Early Voting (56)
• Early Voting Starts Saturday; What You Need to Know (10)
• After 60 Years Lost, An Important Painting Is Found Hanging in an UWS Apartment (7)
• Legal Aid Suit Demands that City Give All Homeless People Solo Rooms During Covid (28)
• Columbia University’s Covid Rate Stays Low as Students Express Excitement About Eventual In-Person Meetings (9)
• Volunteer to Help a Senior Connect Online (0)
• Reconstructed Section of Riverside Park Opens With Playground, New Entrance and Other Amenities (27)
• Photos: Halloween Will Go On, With Pregnant Bears and 6-Foot Poles (5)
• UWS Woman Dies After Being Hit by a Revel Scooter Near Lincoln Center in September (43)
• Home of Randy Mastro, Lawyer for Shelter Opponents, Vandalized With Red Paint (42)
• Target Opens its First Upper West Side Store; Check Out First Photos and Impressions (60)
• Former Hotel is One Step Closer to Becoming Senior-Friendly Affordable Housing Using ‘Fully Electric’ Energy (29)
• Pupper West Side: Augustus Is A Swissy with A Penchant for Hand-Holding (14)
• Judge Rules UWS Shelter Residents Can Stay at The Lucerne Hotel (178)
• Monday Bulletin: Plastic Bag Ban Now in Effect, Schools Pass Early Test, Helping Artists Get Back to Work (5)
• How the Bestselling ‘Fancy Nancy’ Author and a Rising Star Became BFFs (10)
• A New Way to Support the West Side Campaign Against Hunger’s Vital Mission (0)
• Judge Denies Attempt to Block Lucerne Move, Clearing Way for Homeless Men to be Transferred Downtown (85)
• Therapy Dogs Go to (Virtual) Prep School to Find New Ways to Help (0)
• Poster Demands that Upper West Siders Listen to a Lot of Fiona Apple Music (44)
• Downtown Group Sues to Stop Homeless Shelter from Being Moved from Upper West Side (31)
• ‘Reckoning’ Art Exhibit Coming to Central Park (8)
• Last Chance: Fill Out the Census Today (0)
• Children’s Museum of Manhattan Reopening, Promising ‘Safe, Socially Distanced and Educational Activities’ (2)
• Filing Your Taxes Can Be Ruff! Let Ganer + Ganer Help You Navigate The World Of Taxes With Ease! (0)
• Amy Cooper May Get Plea Deal Allowing Her to Avoid Jail for Calls About Birdwatcher, Prosecutors Say (26)
• MTA Subway Mall Under Columbus Circle Officially Reopens Wednesday (8)
• Photos of the Day: New York Through the Drops (10)
• Philharmonic Cancels Concerts Through June 2021, a ‘Dreadful’ Outcome (9)
• Silver Stars Fitness: Over 50? Silver Stars Will Help You Move, Feel & Look Better Either Live On Zoom, At Our Studio or We Can Send a Coach To You! (0)
• A Love Story That Started By Playing ‘Connect 4’ at Dive 75 Leads to an Engagement There Too (34)
• Lincoln Center Starts Holding Performances Outside With Social-Distance Circles and Pods (9)
• 2 Subway Crimes: Man Pushed Onto Tracks and Woman Groped (23)
• 69th Street Halloween Fest Cancelled for First Time in Nearly 50 Years (10)
• Cathedral of St. John the Divine Hosting Two Covid-Remembrance Vigils (0)
• California Girl Is Upper West Side Dreamin’ (18)
• Monday Bulletin: International Protest on 66th Street, Dangerous Highway Dip, Soccer Field Dispute, La Caridad Recipes (6)
• Weekend Column: Missing the Marathon (18)
• Comments of the Week: Modest Proposals (5)
• Profile: A Minister Whose Congregation Is Composed of People Living on the Streets of the UWS (48)
• Pre-war UWS 2-Bedroom Near Central Park Offers Charm, Repose and an Unbeatable Price (0)
• Book Nook Offering Free Online Trial Classes for Kids Ages 18 Months to 12 Years (0)
• New Hints That Pandemic Exodus From Manhattan May Be Slowing Down (17)
• Plants Torn Out Outside Buddhist Church (Updated) (24)
• Video of the Day: Urban Cowboys Hoof It Down West End Avenue (22)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: What to Make of the Confusing Numbers (0)
• Updated: ‘Homeless Hotels’ Booked by City for Another Six Months; ‘Shelters Not Yet Safe’; ‘Lucerne Men Will Move’ (35)
• Local Group Attempts to Gather the History of This Tumultuous Year; How You Can Help (3)
• Pupper West Side: Maggie Reports On Life In Exile, Holiday Mischief (6)
• Fall Virtual Bridge Clubs Filling Now + Free Classes (0)
• 79-Year-Old Reported Missing from 85th Street (5)
• An Urban Beekeeper from the UWS Has a Sweet Tale to Tell (24)
• Monday Bulletin: A 100th Birthday Reunion, ‘Dr. Doom’ Lightens Up, Ribbon of Love Meets Resistance (8)
• Smoke Jazz Club Reopens, With Music Inside and Seating Outside (12)
• Riverside Park Detours Cyclists on Another Section (32)
• Fun Semester of Virtual Classes Starting with Sundays at JASA on October 12th! (0)
• Police Post Reward and Release New Images in Rick Moranis Assault Case (54)
• Comments of the Week: Food for Thought (5)
• Another Composting Spot to Open; Bring Your Scraps on Sunday (5)
• Video: Actor Rick Moranis Punched in Random Attack on Central Park West (63)
• ‘Out Within Hours’: UWS Car Break-Ins Open New Debate on Bail Law (15)
• We’re Not a ‘Sunsets-are-Pretty’ Website But We Had to Post This One (21)
• Incredible Value for Space and Storage on Riverside Drive! Low Maintenance! (0)
• Pet Owners Stress About Sharp Rocks in Newly Renovated Dog Run (32)
• Lucerne Move Delayed At Least Another Two Weeks as Resident Describes ‘Psychological Trauma’ (27)
• Waterline Square Luxury Rentals: Rethink Your Lifestyle with 100,000 Square Feet of Private Amenities (0)
• Garbage Causes Track Fire at 72nd Street Station (2)
• City’s Unaudited ‘Homeless Hotel’ Program Is Nearly Four Times as Expensive as First Estimated (77)
• RBG Exhibit Will Open at New-York Historical Society in a Year (5)
• 82-Year-Old Woman Critically Injured When Struck by a Revel Motor Scooter (55)
• Pupper West Side: Laina is a Horror Movie Aficianado and a Bideawee Devotee (5)
• Lucerne Residents Are Supposed to Move Downtown, But Residents There Are Starting to Push Back Too (37)
• Frankie the Doorman Has 26 Years of Stories, and He Even Told Us One About De Niro (34)
• Dog Run in Riverside Park at 72nd Street Closed for Six Months for ‘Reconstruction’ to the Dismay of Some Pet-Lovers (14)
• Monday Bulletin: Garbage Story, Nerd from the Neighborhood, Trader Joe’s Meltdown (24)
• Photos of the Day: Outdoor Worship on Yom Kippur (7)
• Apartment Tower on 66th Street Loses Lawsuit Over ‘Blatant Jacking-Up’ (50)
• Comments of the Week: Buzzkills (6)
• Lucerne Residents Will Be Moved to Wall Street Hotel, But Another Shelter Is Coming (124)
• New Target Store Set to Open Next Month (17)
• The Perfect Home (0)
• Met Opera Start Date Pushed Back to September 2021; Streams Will Continue (13)
• Construction in Full Swing of 22-Story Building at 96th and Broadway, and Could Take 2 Years (75)
• New Ways to Get Food Assistance: A ‘Community Fridge’ and a Lincoln Center Giveaway (6)
• Pupper West Side: Layla (AKA ‘Love Pirate’) Shares Her Favorite Things for Fall (3)
• A Cardboard-Cutout Opera About A Building on 66th Street Is A Youtube Hit (11)
• Local Street Could Be Named ’RBG Way’ if Councilman Has His Way (18)
• Cherry Walk Section of Riverside Park to Be Closed for Weeks (28)
• The UWS Was Once the Center of the Movie-Going World; Learn That History on Tuesday (7)
• Updated (Again): Yes, Virginia, There Will be Xmas Trees on the Sidewalks of the UWS This Year (13)
• Monday Bulletin: Remembering RBG, Marching Band Disbands, Condo Woes, Murph the Surf (14)
• A ‘Rideout’ Rides Up Amsterdam (21)
• Police Say Man Threw Object in Officer’s Face on Columbus Avenue (12)
• Photos of the Day: Crowds Gather for Shofar-Blowing on Broadway (18)
• Comments of the Week: One Liners (8)
• All Homeless Hotel Relocations Are on Pause Until September 30th; New Services Go Into Effect At The Lucerne (62)
• Two Socially Distanced Outdoor Concerts Planned for This Weekend (8)
• Two Locals Watch 176 Met Operas in a Row, Write Book Reports on Them, Then Celebrate With Burgers and Onion Rings (44)
• You Can Now Drop Off Compost at a Local Greenmarket (6)
• Some Big UWS Gyms Are Reopening; Here’s What To Expect (17)
• Motorcycle and Package Thefts Have Spiked, NYPD Commander Says at Community Meeting (11)
• Manhattan Real Estate Update: What’s Your Strategy? (0)
• School Schedule Changes Again — Older Kids Won’t Be Back Until October (7)
• Development Plan Hints at New Book Culture Store (11)
• Get Professional Photos from Two Locals Who Will Treat You Like Family (0)
• Pupper West Side: Strudel Loves Barney Greengrass (8)
• Potential Mayoral Candidate Maya Wiley Speaks at Rally at The Lucerne; ‘I Am Standing Here With The Residents’ (97)
• New Condo Development on West End Avenue is Building-In Covid Protection, Even for the Dumbbells (21)
• Cars Keep Driving Down the West End Avenue ‘Open Street’, Endangering Pedestrians (69)
• Two Workers Saved from Dangling Scaffolding in Dramatic Rescue (15)
• That Hazy Sunrise This Morning? It Might Have Been Affected by the Western Wildfires (7)
• Citizen Shofar-Blowers Will Announce the New Year Around the UWS This Sunday (14)
• City Pauses Relocation of Homeless Men After Outcry (93)
• Macy’s Gives More Details on Thanksgiving Parade; Balloon Inflation Cancelled (10)
• Century 21 Close-Out Sale Draws Lines Down the Block (6)
• Waterline Square Park Will Host Free Outdoor Concerts (5)
• Photos: ‘Stars of Hope’ Travel from a Homeless Hotel to Gracie Mansion (28)
• In Search of Spacious Serenity and Park Views? Look No Further Than 50 Morningside Drive (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Nurse Held on Murder Charges, Race and Birdwatching, Stringer’s Leap, $14 Million Townhouse (13)
• A Life in Limbo for Homeless Families at Mercy to City’s Moving Whims (20)
• Comments of the Week: Moderating the Madness (24)
• Hardware Store Veterans Bruce and Steven Stark Holding Big Giveaway of Clean-Up Supplies (19)
• Technology and Old-Fashioned Shoe Leather Came Together In Window-Smash Arrest (17)
• Photos: A Visible Difference to 9/11 Ceremonies This Year (9)
• Legal Aid Preparing Lawsuit to Stop Transfer of Homeless People (70)
• Bank Street Bookstore Continues a Going-Out-Of-Business Sale Outside Its Doors (2)
• New Details Revealed About Man Found Floating in Pond in Central Park on Monday (9)
• Century 21 Plans to Close All Its Stores After 60 Years; ‘Insurers Turned Their Backs On Us,’ They Claim (65)
• Police Say Vandal in ‘Punisher’ Shirt Smashed Windows at Eyewitness News Studio (14)
• The Upper West Side’s One Mall Reopens; Amazon Books, Lululemon and Other Shops Open (19)
• Bitter Taste Lingers on All Sides After City’s Decision to Remove Homeless Men (72)
• Sign of the Times: Watching the Big Game from the Outside In (12)
• City Will Move Homeless Out of The Lucerne Hotel Starting This Weekend (184)
• UWS School Complex With Poor Ventilation Won’t Open to Students (9)
• The Museum of Natural History is Reopening Tomorrow — You Could Win a Genuine Copy of a T-Rex Tooth (5)
• Andy Cohen’s High Holy Days Message (0)
• Pupper West Side: Fiona Loves Biscuits, Bicycling, and Sir Patrick Stewart (4)
• Police Retrieve Body of Man Found Floating in Swan Lake in Central Park (11)
• Column: The Street-Sweeper Cometh, or An Ode to Alternate Side Parking (44)
• Vacant Storefronts on Columbus Avenue Will Display Local Art in October: Artist Applications Due Sept 30th (15)
• Monday Bulletin: Poll Workers Needed, School Ventilation Problems, Ashes Come Home; ‘World’s Loneliest Elephant‘ (3)
• Thousands of Columbia Students Return, and So Far the Positive Covid Rate is Low (13)
• Enjoy Some ‘Little Bites’ of Theater in Central Park — Free and LIVE! (3)
• Police Ask for Help Finding Missing 11-Year-Old Girl (Update: Returned Home) (0)
• Photo of the Day: Philharmonic in the Streets (4)
• Comments of the Week: On Conflict, Food and Returning from Vermont (5)
• How Local Cops Broke the E-Bike Case: ‘I Floored It,’ Captain Says (52)
• See Shakespeare in the Parks This Weekend Like You’ve Never Seen It Before — Masked and Socially Distanced (5)
• Throwback Thursday: 30 Years of Adventures on the Upper West Side (61)
• 44-Year-Old Man Shot to Death Inside 70 Amsterdam Avenue (0)
• Started Drinking a Little Too Much During Quarantine? This Upper West Sider Teaches You How to Moderate (9)
• Volunteer Street-Cleaning Group ‘OneBlock’ Sees Exponential Growth In Just a Few Days (43)
• A New Bike Lane, Smoking Restrictions and Homelessness are Hot Topics At Community Board Meeting (73)
• Photo of the Day: Hawk Watches Over the Rainy Neighborhood (20)
• Rabbi Alvin Kass, NYPD Chief Chaplain, Mugged on Riverside Drive By Man Seeking Money for Food (31)
• Pupper West Side: Join Seymour for a Gourmet Picnic in Central Park (4)
• Silver Stars Fitness: Silver Stars Will Reopen On September 14th! Special Welcome Back Two Week Trial Promotion For $47! (0)
• City Will Delay Public School Opening as School Staffs and Others Question Timeline (22)
• 12 People Arrested in Drug Bust on Monday (88)
• Closing Now at The Marbury! A Historic Boutique Building with a Private Courtyard Garden. (0)
• Monday Bulletin: Pop-Up Philharmonic Concerts, Parole Denied, Library’s Pandemic Project, School Inequities (12)
• Local Parent Council Wants City to Delay Public School Opening (18)
• Upper West Sider Who Broke Her (Rent-Stabilized!) Lease to Flee to Vermont Finds Rural Bliss Didn’t Last (238)
• People Make Art and Sleep Outside Homeless Shelter to Show ‘The Upper West Side is a Compassionate, Welcoming Place’ (29)
• NYPD 24th Precinct Commander DI Yaguchi Talks Shootings, Homelessness and the “Slowdown” (24)
• Comments of the Week: Forgotten Voices, Goldfish Exercise, Ban All of This (4)
• Local NYCHA Leader Claims She Was Misled Into Appearing in Pro-Trump Video, Report Says (22)
• City to Open Fields to Permitted Play, With Safety Restrictions (1)
• Revel Returns, With Safety-Selfies and More Requirements (19)
• Volunteers ‘Adopt’ UWS Blocks To Clean; 70 Have Already Stepped Up (19)
• Free Outdoor Exhibit at NY Historical Society Captures Loneliness and Courage of New Yorkers (10)
• City May Face Dueling Lawsuits, as Shelter Opponents and Legal Aid Both Threaten Action (56)
• Deadline to Apply For an Absentee Ballot is October 27; Here’s How to Get Your Ballot On Time and Online (44)
• Two Local Museums Opening This Week (10)
• First Statue of Real Women is Unveiled in Central Park on Woman’s Equality Day (16)
• Janovic Buys Metropolitan Window Fashions and the Longtime Owner Writes Goodbye Letter to the UWS (11)
• Sports Leagues and Parents Push Back after City Says Field Access Will be First-Come First-Served (8)
• Upper West Side Corn Gardener Figures Out the Trick to Growing Ears in A Sidewalk Plot: ‘Lord Be Praised’ (28)
• Bull Moose Dog Run Is Dry Again; No Problem With Renovations, Parks Says (10)
• Pupper West Side: Smidge Is a Squirrel-Hunting, Novel-Reading Scholar (14)
• Volunteer and Connect with an Older Adult on the Upper West Side (0)
• Phish Lead Singer Trey Anastasio Spotted Jamming (Privately) in Central Park (20)
• 1,100 Participate in CB7 Zoom Meeting About ‘Homeless Hotels’ (53)
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