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This moving spectacle, which looked like some ancient seasonal rite, was so striking that it stopped locals in their tracks.

New York is now allowing restaurants to serve people inside, as long as they keep capacity to 25% or less. Not every restaurant is doing so

This-a-way should go that-a-way on West 60th, 62nd and 64th Streets later this year, according to a safety improvement proposal presented

A Community Board 7 committee will review potential changes to traffic and sidewalks in the lower West 60's at a meeting Tuesday night.

Two insanely cute newborn kittens hitched a ride from Staten Island to the Upper West Side Thursday morning. Department of Transportation employees

A project to redesign Lincoln Square between 66th and 63rd street and extend the Columbus Avenue bike lane from 69th to 59th street will begin this week, according

By Krista Carter The streets in the Lincoln Square area could see major changes this summer after a community board committee approved a plan to extend the Columbus Avenue bike lane and

A community board committee will take a second look at a series of changes that could transform Lincoln Square on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at 250 West 87th street. The Department of Transportation presented a plan in December that could alter the bowtie area on Broadway from 69th street to ...

The Department of Transportation has released its full plan to redesign the "bowtie" area on Broadway and Columbus between 66th and 63rd streets.

The Department of Transportation unveiled a new traffic plan for Lincoln Square area on Tuesday night, attempting to fix the dangerous conditions

Wendy Ruther, the mother hit by a truck at 65th street and Broadway last Monday while walking her 3-year-old to school, is still in the hospital. She's recovering

The city wants to reconfigure parts of Lincoln Square to make it safer for pedestrians, potentially redesigning streets, sidewalks and curbs in the area

Lincoln Square will be filled with food stations, concerts and performances on Monday evening for the Winter's Eve festival.

The city is considering changes to the "Bowtie" intersection where Columbus Avenue and Broadway come together below 65th street. At a presentation on Wednesday night

Another day, another ominous sign for a Lincoln Square store catering to middle class people. The Rite Aid at 210 West 70th street on Amsterdam Avenue now has a "for rent" sign on it. Upper West Sider Michael Vooss took the photo above on Monday. A manager at Rite Aid ...

The massive Food Emporium on the northeast corner of 68th street and Broadway is planning to close in early May. It's a sudden end for a store that has been a stable presence in the neighborhood for well over a decade. The supermarket is big and clean, with plentiful aisles ...

Winter's Eve 2012, which happens this Monday, is an annual festival with food, music and performances throughout the Lincoln Square neighborhood. It's one of the neighborhood's biggest winter events, and the streets will be completely packed. Restaurants in the area offer tasting portions for $1 to $5, so you can ...

October 16, 2012 Weather: Sunny, High of 60 Degrees.

By Stan Solomon Greenwich Village’s Washington Square was named for President George Washington, and the Flatiron District’s Madison Square was named not for a sports arena but for President James Madison. Thus, isn't it safe to assume that the Upper West Side’s Lincoln Square must have been named for President ...

By Emily Baer Throngs of people turned out for the annual Winter’s Eve Festival at Lincoln Square. The unseasonable balmy late November evening began with folk legend Arlo Guthrie singing classic songs like “This Land is Your Land” and “Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer” as organizers lit the sparkling tree. It is ...