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GoFundMe Campaign Set Up For Long-Time Jake’s Dilemma Employee

Mike Mishkin October 4, 2021 Community No Comments

A long-time employee of Jake’s Dilemma named Luis has sadly passed away, and a GoFundMe campaign has been launched to help his family with funeral Read More...

Dublin House Crushes Campaign Goal

Mike Mishkin July 25, 2021 Food & Drink 1 Comment

As we wrote on July 23, the neon sign at The Dublin House – located at 225 West 79th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam – Read More...

Campaign Launched to Save Dublin House’s Neon Signage

Mike Mishkin July 23, 2021 Food & Drink 2 Comments

The Dublin House is one of the Upper West Side’s oldest bars, with its 100th anniversary taking place this year. But the long-time 79th Street Read More...

Shakespeare in Riverside Park

Mike Mishkin July 12, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

The Rogue Ensemble Theatre Company will soon be launching its second summer season of outdoor theater with a production of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. Read More...

UWS Doorman Loses Everything in Fire; Building Residents Help Out

Mike Mishkin June 20, 2021 Community No Comments

A doorman who works at an Upper West Side building but lives in Grand Concourse woke up on June 4 to discover that a fire Read More...

NYC Headlines (That You’ll Want to Share)

Mike Mishkin May 7, 2021 Community No Comments

Here are some recent stories from around the city which caught our attention. They might make you laugh, might make you cry, or might just Read More...

A New Petition to Revive the Metro Theater

Mike Mishkin March 30, 2021 Arts & Entertainment 6 Comments

In 2018, we wrote about a GoFundMe campaign launched to save the Metro Theater, which officially closed in 2006 and has been sitting vacant since. Read More...

Emerald Inn Gets Some Design Love

Mike Mishkin March 5, 2021 Food & Drink No Comments

In December 2020, we wrote about an initiative connecting local artists with bar and restaurant owners called Curbside Canvas. Through the program, which was first Read More...