Another NYC Singalong – and More to Come
Last Thursday evening, New Yorkers joined each other in a singalong to “New York, New York” from their apartment windows.
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UWS Locals Doing Good
It’s been a tough few weeks (or however long it’s been … I’m losing track of time!). However, lots of local businesses and individuals have
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History Buffs Know Quirky Things
Wine tasting, book clubs, singing and photography are among hobbies common to many New Yorkers. And, for others, like Michael Miller, the city itself is
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Thrilling Armchair Travels by Former Upper West Sider Lawrence G. Blochman
In a March 25th, 2020 Conde Naste Traveler article “The Ultimate Guild to Armchair Travel,” Meredith Carey writes, “Some days, you can wake up, trundle into
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Wealthy South American Family Stashes Cash in UWS Building
A Peruvian family has purchased eight condos at Waterline Square, totaling an investment of $27 million investment for roughly 11,000 square feet of space. The
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Emery Roth & A View of the Upper West Side
Since the increasingly stringent COVID-19 lockdown in NYC, photographer Robyn Roth-Moise has been staying at a family weekend house in the Berkshires. While it’s a
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“New York, New York” Citywide Singalong TONIGHT!
After New Yorkers clap from their windows at 7pm tonight, a city-wide singalong of “New York, New York” will be taking place!
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Samaritan’s Purse Protested at Central Park Field Hospital
On Tuesday, LGBTQ activists from the Reclaim Pride Coalition congregated by the Samaritan’s Purse field hospital in Central Park to protest the city, state, and
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The Upper West Side May Have a NEW Tallest Building in the Works
Preliminary renderings for a two-tower development at 125 West End Avenue have been published, City Realty first reported. If the renderings are an accurate depiction
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Le Pain Quotidien’s Permament Closings Appear To Have No Connection To Coronavirus
We recently reported that twelve Le Pain Quotidien locations would be closing. One of those locations included 50 West 72nd Street.
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