Letter Z Appears in UWS Window: Russian Support or Something Else?

Reanna Armellino March 12, 2022 Community 17 Comments

On February 24, Russia invaded Ukraine, and the entire world began watching. All over Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, in neighborhood storefronts and pinned on jackets, the Read More...

TMFC Fencing Camps Are So Much More Than a Sports Camp

Mike Mishkin March 11, 2022 Sponsored, Community No Comments

Fencing is an ancient and historic sport which provides modern benefits, and there’s no better introduction to the sport than through Summer Youth Camps at Read More...

An In-Motion Purim Production in Central Park!

Mike Mishkin March 10, 2022 Sponsored, Events No Comments

The Purim saga lends itself to a dramatic retelling of the story, as anyone who has participated in a Purim Spiel can attest. But for Read More...

Support Ukraine at these Upcoming Events

Bobby Panza March 10, 2022 Community No Comments

If you’re looking for ways to support Ukraine, here are several ways to do so on the UWS. Read More...

Report: UWS Laundromat Robbed, Employee Attacked with Tree-Branch

Mike Mishkin March 10, 2022 Community 7 Comments

An Upper West Side laundromat was robbed this weekend, and the weapon of choice — according to a report by NY Daily News — was Read More...

Gov Hochul Attends Service at UWS Ukrainian Church

Mike Mishkin March 9, 2022 Community 2 Comments

Governor Kathy Hochul was among those in attendance at a Wednesday morning prayer service at St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral at 160 West 82nd Street, Read More...

RELEASED: Renderings of New David Geffen Hall, Slated for October 2022 Opening

Mike Mishkin March 9, 2022 Arts & Entertainment 3 Comments

Lincoln Center has announced that the new David Geffen Hall will open in October 2022, two years ahead of the originally anticipated reopening date. The Read More...

Part of Central Park Catches Fire

Mike Mishkin March 8, 2022 Community 2 Comments

Several fires broke out within the northern section of Central Park on Tuesday afternoon, Patch was first to report, with the first billow of smoke Read More...

The Upper West Side in the Mid-1940s

Claudie Benjamin March 8, 2022 Community No Comments

In some ways, the avenues and side streets of the Upper West Side during the mid-1940s resembled a village. The owners of many stores on Read More...

Rest in Peace: Michael J. Campbell, Emerald Inn Patriarch

Keith Marder March 8, 2022 Community, Food & Drink 1 Comment

The Upper West Side lost a legend Monday when Michael J. Campbell, the man behind classic local watering hole Emerald Inn, passed away. He was Read More...