Tag: monday bulletin

Weather: Cloudy, with a high of 79 degrees.

An Upper West Side apartment was designed around a single abstract painting

As New York returns, and the trains are running 24 hours a day again, let us pause to marvel at the convulsive wonder underneath our very feet

Cheering for essential workers every evening at 7 persists even now on the UWS

"Tenants in market-rate apartments are not entitled to lease renewals" is the key phrase in The Real Deal story about the new owner

An Upper West Sider decided to experience for himself the challenges of those who deliver us our daily bread

MacKenzie Scott, who was formerly married to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, cannot give her money away fast enough

Protests over planned tuition raises at The Julliard School resulted in students being barred from a campus building

There were two recent subway slashings in the area

"Like many of my neighbors on the Upper West Side I profoundly dislike and resent the tour helicopters

COVID forced psychotherapy online with mixed results, according to Ginia Bellafante in The New York Times. While some communication

The decaying of Riverside Park is widespread, dangerous and daunting, writes Justin Davidson in Curbed.

A 30-year-old Upper West Side woman went from a corporate job to combing through the neighborhood’s trash

91-year-old Len Berk, Zabar's most famous lox-slicer, is back after a yearlong hiatus amid the pandemic.

Levain bakery, with locations on 74th and on Amsterdam Avenue between 76th and 77th, is an UWS legend, and now the cookies that locals have

Baseball season has begun and the boys team from LaGuardia High School (65th and Amsterdam) is out practicing hard with their new coach

A retrospective of Alice Neel's paintings is showing at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and some of those paintings were done in "a large apartment on the Upper West Side

New Jersey and New York now rank No. 1 and 2 in new coronavirus infections per capita among U.S. states

“Recent violence against Asian women is shining overdue light on longstanding, harmful stereotypes,”

After both were vaccinated, a New York grandma needed extra reassurance that it was okay to hug her grown grand