Adult Swim Classes at The JCC Are Back!
This fall marks the return of adult swim classes at the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan on 76th street and Amsterdam! Whether you are new to the
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Legal Battle Continues Between Extell Development and NYIT
The legal battle between Extell Development and the New York Institute of Technology is far from over. As previously reported, Extell Development had put down
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Floating Mountain will Reopen at Original Spot
Floating Mountain Tea House is set to reopen at 239 West 72nd Street on August 28, the owner has informed us.
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Try a New Instrument For Free with the Smith School of Music
The instructors of the Smith School of Music (131 West 86th Street) are thrilled to be resuming in-person lessons this fall. At two upcoming open
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Big Nick’s Too Closes Doors
It’s with a heavy heart that I must report the closing of Big Nick’s Burger & Pizza Joint Too. A treasured gem of the Upper
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There’s a Chicken on the Loose
A volunteer from the CSS (Columbia Secondary School) Garden, located on 119th and Amsterdam Avenue, reached out to us to bring awareness to their missing
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“Blue’s Clues” Sightings: Freddie Prinze, Jr. and More
In July, Nickelodeon announced it would be creating a Blue’s Clues movie to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original show. Filming began in NYC
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Zabar’s Lox Slicer Reflects on Fame
Several months after returning to Zabar’s – following a year-long hiatus due to the pandemic – 91 year old lox slicer Len Berk has written
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Spotted Lanternflies are EVERYWHERE
Soon after we reported that a spotted lanternfly had made an appearance on an Upper West Side terrace – hoping and believing it would be
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Upcoming Art Exhibit in Little Building on Broadway Median
The West Side Arts Coalition’s Broadway Mall Community Center Gallery will be opening its doors for the season’s opening exhibit, “JUBILANCE NOW!” – on September
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