NYC’s First Marathon Winner, Now 80, Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Run through Central Park

Mike Mishkin September 13, 2020 Community No Comments

Gary Muhrcke became the first New York City Marathon winner on September 13, 1970. Now he is 80, and to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Read More...

99 Central Park West – A 25′ Wide Townhouse For Rent

Mike Mishkin September 11, 2020 Real Estate No Comments

One of our favorite Upper West Side mansions has hit the rental market. The 25′ wide elevator townhouse at 99 Central Park West, between 69th Read More...

Relocation of Lucerne Hotel Residents Sparks Threat of Lawsuit

Mike Mishkin September 11, 2020 Community 37 Comments

It was recently determined that the homeless individuals who’ve resided at The Lucerne Hotel since July 27 would have to be relocated by the end Read More...

MOSCOT Plans September Opening on Columbus Ave

Mike Mishkin September 11, 2020 Shopping 1 Comment

MOSCOT, a 105-year-old family owned eyewear company has announced the opening of the brand’s 15th shop, and its 5th in NYC. The new Upper West Read More...

Stark Brothers (of Former Beacon Paint) Plan Street Clean-up Day

Mike Mishkin September 10, 2020 Community 3 Comments

On Saturday, September 12, Brothers Bruce and Steven Stark, the former owners of Beacon Paint & Hardware, will be sponsoring a street clean-up day. For Read More...

Century 21 To Close All Stores

Mike Mishkin September 10, 2020 Shopping 5 Comments

Century 21 has announced that it will be closing all 13 of its retail stores, including the store on 66th and Broadway, citing the last Read More...

Free Fall Music at Waterline Square Park

Mike Mishkin September 10, 2020 Arts & Entertainment, Events 1 Comment

Beginning on Wednesday, September 16, free music performances will take place at Waterline Square Park, a lush new three-acre green space located at Freedom Place Read More...

A Dance Performance (with Garbage Bags) on West End Avenue

Mike Mishkin September 10, 2020 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

In celebration of PARK(ing) Day, an annual international event where artists, residents, and activists temporarily transform curbside parking spots into public spaces, Jody Sperling and Read More...

VIEWS, Space and Comfort on 78th Street

Mike Mishkin September 10, 2020 Real Estate, Sponsored No Comments

On the corner of what many consider New York City’s prettiest street sits 101 West 78th Street, an eight-story, landmark red-brick building dating back to Read More...

Indoor Dining will Return this Month

Mike Mishkin September 9, 2020 Food & Drink 1 Comment

Indoor dining will return to NYC on September 30, though restaurants will be limited to a 25% capacity, Governor Cuomo has announced. Read More...