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It's been so long since it actually snowed, that Upper West Siders rushed out to enjoy it this morning. One person had clearly been waiting months for it to snow so he could express his feelings

By Emily Baer On Monday night, the Lincoln Square BID hosted the 13th Annual Winter Eve's Festival. Streets from Columbus Circle to Broadway and 68th Street were packed with locals and tourists alike, all with one

The Upper West Side didn't experience the mass flooding that occurred in other parts of the city, but the wind definitely did some major damage up here. Check out some of the photos below

Halloween this year will either be a joyous occasion to celebrate the end of our Hurricane-induced incarceration, or a complete washout. It depends on how Sandy treats us. Luckily, humans and dogs got to strut their stuff this weekend. Check out some photos below from Riverside Park's 72nd Street dog ...

The Columbus Avenue Festival stretched from 66th Street to 86th Street on Sunday and was packed for much of the day.

On Saturday evening around 5:30 p.m., a nasty storm approached Manhattan, along with a warning from the National Weather Service that a tornado could be on its way and to "Stay away from windows." The clouds darkened quickly, shrouding the

With 2012 just around the corner, we decided to post some of our favorite photos from the past year on the Upper West Side. They aren't necessarily the most newsworthy shots, but they do capture some of the drama of the past year, and showcase the great photographic talent in ...

After the freak October snowstorm a few weeks ago, it seemed like we might not get fall at all this year. But fall happened this weekend in a big way. Check out some pictures of Central Park:

"The Central Park Lake flooded Bethesda Terrace during hurricane Irene. Although the park was still officially closed, we took a 4 hour hike through it and were happy to see there was no major damage. Here and there some tree limbs down, and we saw a few trees down, but ...

During the hurricane, the wind reached as high as 60 miles per hour in Central Park and a few trees were down there. The park is still closed. The Hudson River also crested the bank in a few spots in Riverside Park. Check out some pictures by Upper West Siders ...

Readers have been sending in photos of the amazing sunset and fireworks from last night and I've found a few more online. Now that phone cameras are so ubiquitous, it's possible to see an event from 360 degrees. By ccho via flickr. By HorsePunchKid via flickr. By West Side Rag ...