Central Park’s “Squirrel Census” Now Public
Last October, a group of 323 volunteers spent 11 days scouring Central Park to count the resident squirrels, National Geographic first reported. And in June
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A Brand New Networking Group For Jewish Teens
Cteen is a worldwide network with over 500 chapters around the globe, and this September, a group of ambitious young UWSers created their own chapter,
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Hear From Inspiring Women (At a Discounted Price!)
The JCC is offering discounted tickets to four upcoming events, which are part of their series entitled “The Fall is Female”. All events will take
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The One-Legged Goose and Her Faithful Partner
The grassy area alongside Turtle Pond in Central Park is a popular spot for picnickers, sunbathers and “grazing Canadian geese” (fowl who enjoy nibbling on
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Upstate Cabins, Campers and Tiny Houses
Once you’ve checked out the fall foliage in Central Park, you might want to turn it up a notch and take a ride upstate to
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A Rooftop Garden on 82nd Street
Zoe Westman has been growing her roof top garden on 82nd Street since February of 2006. In the early years she shared her progress on
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Electric Car Charging Stations Coming to UWS
Con Edison will be installing three electric car charging stations on the public streets of the Upper West Side (h/t Patch).
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Columbia University Marching Band Protests, Raises Funds to March On
After the Columbia University Marching Band was banned from all athletic events on September 25th, they have protested, attended several away games, and have even
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UFO Spotted Over NYC: Compared To Death Star From Star Wars
I don’t know if it was a “UFO”, but it was definitely something strange floating in our skies recently. A New Jersey resident posted a
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Columbia University Bans Marching Band from All Athletic Events
Columbia University recently banned their marching band from perform at all athletic events. I know what you’re (not) thinking: marching bands, with their weirdly shaped
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