Compiled by Megan Bungeroth and Alex Mikoulianitch FRESH PRODUCE DELIVERED TO SENIORS Through a program sponsored by Council Member Gale Brewer’s office, local seniors are able to participate in a unique farm-to-table produce delivery service that will run through the end of October this year. Seniors are able to sign up for the Westside Senior 
Medical Miracles of the Upper West Side By Beth Mellow During the 2012 Summer Olympics, we rooted as our hometown heroes overcame the odds to win gold. The spectacular displays of athleticism and stories of incredible dedication and hard work made it difficult to turn away from our televisions. While athletes of this caliber are 
By Amanda Woods Some Upper West Siders don’t have a sweet tooth for Sugar and Plumm, a store and café set to open on Amsterdam Avenue near 78th Street later this summer. They are concerned that the shop’s sugary selection—similar to the offerings at several other shops in the area—is unhealthy for neighborhood children, and 
by Paul Bisceglio Have a favorite subway line? So does the New York Public Interest Research Group, whose Straphangers Campaign released its annual State of the Subway report last week. The report ranks subway lines from best to worst by compiling MTA New York City Transit data from 2011 in six categories: amount of scheduled 
DUE CONsideration To the Editor: I wish to make comments in regard to the proposed JHL development on my block (“Jewish Home and Fracking in Hot Seat at UWS Town Hall,” July 26). I wanted to address the serious problems with this proposed project. This ambitious undertaking was embarked upon without due consideration of the 
By Robin Elisabeth Kilmer The proprietors of the Lion’s Head Tavern were not aware that a brewery once occupied the same spot where beer currently flows from their taps. Nor did they know they were paying homage to it when they chose their name 10 years ago. The Lion’s Head Tavern, like everything else on 
By Amanda Woods Fourteen actors occupied two rows of chairs on a lit-up stage in an otherwise darkened theater. They came from various acting backgrounds—some star in TV series such as The Walking Dead and Mad Men, while others take the stage in Broadway shows such as A Chorus Line and Come Back, Little Sheba. 
