Diner Employees Cleaning UWS Streets
Management and staff members from City Diner, Manhattan Diner and Metro Diner have been sweeping the streets between 90th and 100th on Broadway for the
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7 Lucerne Residents Transferred For Breaking “Good Neighbor Policy”
In reference to the Lucerne Hotel, An August 22 email from Helen Rosenthal states that “Seven residents have been transferred out of the building for
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No More UWS Hotel-Shelters, DHS Says
Community Board 7 sent out an email on August 20 sharing the following statement which was provided to them by the Department of Homeless Services.
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A Hotel Shelter Meeting, Business Owner Perspectives, A New Community Group and More Diverging Views
Community Board 7 will be hosting a Zoom session about the use of Upper West Side hotels as temporary homeless shelters on Monday, August 24
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Jewish Journeys at the JCC
For families on the Upper West Side, we know this school year is going to be different! But don’t leave Jewish education out of your
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Central Park Conservancy Launches Free Multimedia Digital Guide
As New York City residents and visitors seek to take advantage of outdoor space during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Central Park Conservancy has just unveiled
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Morningside Heights Without Columbia Students
On Friday, Columbia University President Lee Bollinger posted a statement with the update that all undergraduate courses for the upcoming fall semester will be held
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An Interview with Classical Musician and New York Piano School Founder Alexander Barsov
I recently got to sit down and speak with Alexander Barsov, the founder of New York Piano School, which he brought to NYC in January
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What, No Masks?
As the neighborhood struggles with homeless shelters and motorist rage at zero sum parking spaces, a summer’s day fantasy comes into view. The kidney shaped
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Remembering Old Stationery Stores
Back in the day, people of all ages were drawn to stationery stores to acquire items which, for the most part, could only be found
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