Google-Backed Health Startup Opening on 81st Street
One Medical, a primary care startup backed by Alphabet (Google’s parent company) has leased space on the second floor of 250 West 81st Street, a
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Turtles Are Invading Central Park
Roaches, rats, and … turtles? Red-eared sliders, a type of turtle categorized as an invasive species to New York City, has become a huge problem
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Saturday Night Pickup Basketball (boys) and Volleyball (girls) Games with NYC Pickup Sports Starting Soon on the UWS!
Saturday nights March 7 – June 13 (excluding April 11, 18, and May 23) A twelve-week season takes place at the Marlene Meyerson JCC (334
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St. Agnes, Patron Saint of Girls & Library
In my family, we cared about books and had many. There was even a sort of ritual about books. Guests visiting for dinner would peruse
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Lasker Rink Renovation Backlash
For those looking to take a swim in a newly renovated pool, there’s a chance you may have to wait a little longer than expected. Following
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Crossing Broadway
One of my mother’s proudest food finds in the early 1960s was a mix of quality, fresh seafood she purchased at Citarella, already in its
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Beacon Paint & Hardware Announces Closing
On Monday, February 17th, Beacon Paint & Hardware announced that it will be closing its doors after 120 years.
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Activist to Archivist: Professor Richard K. Lieberman
Born and raised in Brooklyn, Richard K. Lieberman, Ph.D., Professor of History and Director of LaGuardia and Wagner Archives at LaGuardia Community College, ties the
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Riverside Park Bike Path Closure Expected
For bicyclists on the Upper West Side, it seems like a ride through Riverside Park may have a few obstacles. Riverside Park Administrator John Herrold
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Look Out the Window Next Time You Pass 86th Street
It’s a little-known fact that 1 trains run express from 86th Street to 96th Street – sort of.
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