Tag: synagogues

As we move closer to post-pandemic life, Upper West Side religious institutions are busy making plans to reopen for in-person

The 20th annual event remembering victims of the Holocaust is coming up on Wednesday, April 11 starting at 10 p.m. The readings start at

A developer has filed permits to replace the 94-year-old Congregation Shaare Zedek building at 212 West 93rd Street into a new condo

A community group wants to landmark a 93-year-old synagogue on 93rd Street to keep it from being redeveloped into condos. But synagogue leaders say that

Congregation Shaare Zedek built its current synagogue at 212 West 93rd Street in 1923. Now, it could be headed for the wrecking ball.

Community Board 7 addressed concerns about two development projects on property owned by Upper West Side synagogues on Tuesday night.

Upper West Side synagogues will come together on Wednesday and Thursday to read the names of many of the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust for Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day.

We've written so many stories in the past year, it's hard to pick the most significant ones. From food, to real estate, to crime, to politics, to roach invasions,