VIDEO: Troll Infiltrates Wednesday Night’s Board Meeting
A virtual Community Board 7 meeting took place over the course of over six hours on the evening of Wednesday, November 4.
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Pastrami Queen to Open December 8: Reduced Prices for First 2 Days
We’ve now gotten word from Pastrami Queen’s owner that the new location (at 138 West 72nd Street) will open on Tuesday, December 8. The soon
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Violinist Serenades Voters on 84th Street
On Election Day, violinist and Broadway musician @suzyperelman performed near Frank McCourt High School at 145 West 84th Street. The unexpected street concert was seen and
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Surveillance Video of Randy Mastro’s Townhouse Being Vandalized Released
The NYPD has released video of attorney Randy Mastro’s Upper East Side townhouse being vandalized last month.
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Le Botaniste Now Open at 67th and Columbus
Le Botaniste, a plant based organic food and wine bar, opened its doors at 156 Columbus Avenue (between 66th and 67th Streets) on Wednesday, November
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Election Day Food + Drink Specials
Election Day is stressful, but a number of Upper West Side restaurants are offering specials for the day and week. So after you vote, if
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More Stores Board Up for Election Day
Early voting in NYC has led people to show up in droves at newly designated polling places, which has been somewhat reassuring to many people.
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Mental Health: An Interview with Dr. Jessica Behr
If you’ve ever been to a psychologist (or psychiatrist or therapist) just to find yourself awkwardly reaching for something to say while the therapist intensely
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Marathon Runners Cross Finish Line, Even Though this Year’s Race was Virtual
Even though this year’s marathon was virtual, meaning the miles could be racked up any time and place (starting on October 17), lots of runners
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Love the Upper West Side? So Holiday-Shop Local. And Start Now.
As readers of “I Love the Upper West Side,” it’s safe to assume you love the neighborhood—perhaps now more than ever. So, to show our
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