Thieves Strike LensCrafters Again
In late October, a group of six reportedly entered the LensCrafters at 2050 Broadway (corner of 70th Street) and stole over $18,000 worth of product
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3 Winning Lotto Tickets Bought from UWS Store
Three winning New York Lottery tickets were recently purchased at Lucky Choice Convenience at 118 West 72nd Street, several media outlets report.
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Lululemon to Replace Athleta at 70th and Columbus
In a rather alpha flex, Lululemon has leased the space previously occupied by Athleta at 216 Columbus Avenue on the corner of West 70th Street.
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Seneca Village: A Forgotten Settlement Buried under Central Park
Decades before Central Park was even a concept, Seneca Village began to grow into a tight-knit settlement of African-American and Irish landowners. Centered near the
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Mayor de Blasio’s Last Push for Horse Carriage Ban
To an applauding studio-audience on John Stewart’s “The Daily Show” in 2014, Bill de Blasio said “It’s not fair when you think about what their
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Utopia Restaurant Giving Out Free Thanksgiving Meals
Mike Sabry, the owner of Utopia Restaurant and Jessica Massias, a pastry chef at Le Moulin on the UES, will be giving out free Thanksgiving
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AMNH’s Teddy Roosevelt Statue Relocating to North Dakota
Last June, the New York City Public Design Commission gave the final approval to remove the Theodore Roosevelt Statue from the entrance of the American
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The Cathedral of St. John the Divine Welcomes Back A Holiday Tradition With “Joy of Christmas” Concert
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine celebrates the holiday season with Joy of Christmas, part of the 2021-2022 season of Great Music in a Great
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Origami Tree Returning to AMNH for 50th Year
The American Museum of Natural History‘s Origami Tree is back on display November 24, and the theme of this year’s rendition is Gems of the
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UWS School COVID Closures, Quarantines Double Overnight
The number of Upper West Side schools with partial or full quarantine classrooms grew from nine on Thursday afternoon to more than double by Friday
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