Old Theaters and Rising Stars of The Early 1900s
Google “Ponselle” and you’ll find stunning video clips of the opera diva Rosa Ponselle. The soprano was born in 1897, and her voice was described
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Rest in Peace: Stephen Sondheim, Native Upper West Sider
“I’ve been lucky.” That’s what Stephen Sondheim told the New York Times in an interview on Sunday, November 21. He was sharp and playful, hindered
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NYC Pickup Sports Looks to Run-it-Back with Winter Pickup Flag Football!
“It’s pickup – all we do is play the games!” says Upper West Sider and founder of NYC Pickup Sports, Zach Abecassis. “No drills, no
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Lighting the World’s Largest Menorah by Central Park
This article was first published on eastsidefeed.com On Sunday, November 28 at 5:30pm, the lighting of the world’s largest menorah will take place at Grand
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Hungry Betty Cafe Opens on Broadway
The owners of Italian restaurant Cibo e Vino, located at 2418 Broadway at 89th Street, have expanded with a small bakery cafe next door.
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Capture Your Parties + Events in High-Def with Soapbox Photography
Russian-born photographer Lilya Espinosa moved from Denver to the Upper West Side just a couple of months ago. She came with her husband, daughter, cat,
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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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