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Summer Guide To Film

Written by NYPress on May 24, 2012. Posted in Arts & Film, Arts our town, Arts our town downtown, Arts west side spirit, Film, Our Town, Our Town Downtown, Special Sections, Summer Guide, West Side Spirit

Downtown Film Forum This West Village hub of art house cinema continues its quest to promote new indie and underground releases, as well as a wide array of repertory selections. It remains the only autonomous nonprofit cinema in New York City. Selections this summer will include a tribute to silent film maestro Erich von Stroheim,
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PLEA FOR BABY BOMBER

Written by admin on August 4, 2010. Posted in Uncategorized

By Max A. Goldstein Prosecutors offered accused East Side Starbucks bomber Kyle Shaw a plea deal July 27 that could let Shaw serve three-and-a-half years in prison, according to District Attorney Cy Vance"s office
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HIT AND RUN ON EAST SIDE

Written by admin on August 4, 2010. Posted in Uncategorized

By Max A. Goldstein An 85-year-old man died after a July 29 hit and run on the Upper East Side. The elderly man was crossing First Avenue at East 84th Street around 5 p.m., when a gold Nissan Maxima smacked into him. The driver of the Nissan fled the scene, according to police. The victim
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LINCOLN CENTER RESTAURANT

Written by admin on July 28, 2010. Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit, Notes From the Neighborhood west side spirit

By Max A. Goldstein The new Italian restaurant at Lincoln Center finally has a name; Lincoln. The Patina Restaurant Group, which will operate Lincoln, decided to forgo an Italian name, and instead will pay homage to its home on the Upper West Side. “It seemed a natural to have the Lincoln Center name associated with
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PRECINCT HONORS 9/11 RESPONDER

Written by admin on July 21, 2010. Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit, Notes From the Neighborhood west side spirit

By Max A. Goldstein Lieutenant Brian Mohammed, a fallen police officer who served on the Upper West Side, was honored Friday with a plaque dedicated in his name at the 20th Precinct station at 120 W. 82nd St. between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues. Mohammed died from illnesses he contracted as a result of his work
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In Riverside Park, Visitors on Alert but Not Deterred

Written by admin on July 16, 2010. Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit

By Max A. Goldstein and Reid Spagna with additional reporting by Dan Rivoli The only evidence of the two violent muggings in Riverside Park July 5 was the wanted posters plastered on almost every street lamp. Otherwise, bikers, dog walkers and sun bathers filled the park, just like any other summer day
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City Week: July 2-8

Written by admin on June 30, 2010. Posted in Arts & Film

A Selective Listing of Recommended Cultural & Community Events Compiled by Max A. Goldstein and Alice Robb Friday, July 2 Museum Sale—The Metropolitan Museum of Art begins its summer sale, with up to 50 percent off selected merchandise, including the museum store’s elegant jewelry, illustrated books, home décor and more. The Metropolitan Museum of Art,
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Celebrate Pride

Written by admin on June 23, 2010. Posted in Arts & Film

A selection of listings for Pride Week Compiled by Max A. Goldstein Ongoing Harlem History—The art exhibit Coming Out: A Historical Retrospective of New York’s Trailblazing LGBT Institutions spotlights LGBTQ organizations and people who changed the history of Harlem, including Black AIDS Institute and FIERCE. Through July 12. Casa Frela Gallery, 47 W. 119th St.,
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City Week: June 25–July 1

Written by admin on June 23, 2010. Posted in Arts & Film

A Selective Listing of Recommended Cultural & Community Events Compiled by Max A. Goldstein Friday, June 25 Salsa Lessons—Learn to shine on the dance floor to Latin beats. No partner is necessary at the New York Society for Ethical Culture’s “No Excuse Salsa Lessons,” for ages 18 and up. New York Society for Ethical Culture,
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Senior Project: Asylum Seeker

Written by admin on June 23, 2010. Posted in Uncategorized

East Sider helped Cameroonian political refugee By Max A. Goldstein Senior year for the typical college student means partying and an abundance of free time before entering the working world. For Lane Bodian, however, the last year at Franklin & Marshall was spent trying to win asylum for a Cameroon man under attack for his
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