Friedmans Opening Lincoln Square Location
Friedmans is opening a new location between 61st and 62nd Streets on West End Avenue, a sign in the storefront window indicates.
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Two Very Different Petitions Seek Solutions to Homeless Crisis
Two very different petitions have recently been created to address the increasing homeless crisis on the Upper West Side. Both aim to create awareness and
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Helen Rosenthal Changes Tone on Belleclaire Sex Offenders
On Monday, July 27, I Love The Upper West Side broke the story about the registered sex offenders living at Hotel Belleclaire. While the ‘sex
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FunFit Kids Launches Remote Learning Solution with Small Pods
With a near perfect review rating from 390+ independent clients on the UWS, FunFit Kids has earned a reputation as a great place for kids
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Bob Ryland, First Black Tennis Player in the US and Upper West Sider, Dies at 100
The Riverside Clay Tennis Association recently announced the passing of Bob Ryland, one of its active members and the first professional Black tennis player in
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Tropical Storm Isaias Clobbers UWS Tree
Tropical Storm Isaias has given one Upper West Side tree a serious beating. The photos below were taken on 82nd between Central Park West and
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Outdoor Dining Will Return Next Year, Says Mayor
In an August 3 press conference, Mayor de Blasio announced that the Open Restaurants program will return on June 1, 2021, if not earlier.
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Schechter Manhattan Reopening In Preparation For Full-Time In-Person Learning This Fall
Schechter Manhattan is safely welcoming students back to its building five days a week this fall! The K-8 Jewish day school is located at 805
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Looking Back: Osner Business Machines
We are living in a period where models of extraordinary resilience are deeply valued. Take the example of Stanley Adelman, who with his wife Mary,
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Now, George Keeley’s Liquor License is Suspended
Governor Cuomo released a new report on August 3, stating that another 19 bars in New York State have faced liquor license suspensions for “egregious
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