Most Read Stories, November 2021
Here were our biggest stories in November, according to you.
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Jim Parsons, Ben Aldridge Spotted Filming on West End Ave
On Tuesday morning, our reader spotted Jim Parsons and Ben Aldridge filming for a new movie on West End Avenue. (Thanks to “Mark Says Hi!”
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Edgar Allan Poe’s Two Years in an Upper West Side Farmhouse
The Upper West Side consisted of little more than farmland and scattered homes when it began to build its resume of resident artists, authors, and
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“Floating Walls” – A New Exhibit at the JCC
The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan (MMJCCM) will re-open The Laurie M. Tisch Gallery for the first time in 20 months with a multidisciplinary art exhibit, Floating
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New Physical Therapy Office Providing 60-min One-on-One Appointments
Midtown Physical Therapy, an established practice in Riverdale, opened a new location this October at 113 West 78th Street between Columbus and Amsterdam Ave. Midtown
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Parents Petition to End Construction at UWS School
Whether accused of a money-making scheme to rip off parents or shielding its current principal from two no-confidence votes, the folks running P.S. 333 can’t
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Abandoned Guinea Pig Rescued by Famous Upper West Side Animal Lover
A NextDoor user, Judith, reported that on Monday morning, workers spotted an abandoned guinea pig in front of 60 West 76th Street. It had been
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Old Theaters and Rising Stars of The Early 1900s
Google “Ponselle” and you’ll find stunning video clips of the opera diva Rosa Ponselle. The soprano was born in 1897, and her voice was described
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Rest in Peace: Stephen Sondheim, Native Upper West Sider
“I’ve been lucky.” That’s what Stephen Sondheim told the New York Times in an interview on Sunday, November 21. He was sharp and playful, hindered
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NYC Pickup Sports Looks to Run-it-Back with Winter Pickup Flag Football!
“It’s pickup – all we do is play the games!” says Upper West Sider and founder of NYC Pickup Sports, Zach Abecassis. “No drills, no
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