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FRIENDS of the Upper East Side Historic Districts mourns the passing of their beloved President, Anne Lalor Millard. “She will be missed for her indomitable leadership, affectionate friendship, ebullient humor and love of her neighborhood,” said the preservation group in a statement. Millard, age 78, died peacefully at home after a brief illness. She leaves
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Exclusive: Quart Endorses Quinn
Upper East Side Assembly Member Dan Quart announced his endorsement for Speaker Christine Quinn in the race for Mayor on Monday. “Speaker Quinn is uniquely qualified to be an effective Mayor,” said Quart. “[She] not only has a strong, forward-looking agenda for New York, but she has the record to back it up. As Speaker, [ read more... ]
Second Avenue Ghost Town
Businesses struggle to stay open – and many have closed – amid the subway construction taking over the avenue For Upper East Side residents, 2nd Avenue is the warzone in their backyard. Sidewalks diminished or closed altogether, chain link fences block storefront views, and of course the incessant drilling and humming of construction work. For [ read more... ]
A Sweet Night at the Y
Chocolate Fest returns to the 92 Y on April 21st By Angela Barbuti “There’s nothing better than a good friend, except a good friend with chocolate,” is a well-known quote from Linda Grayson. On Sunday, the 92 Y will celebrate this statement with their annual Chocolate Fest. Guests befriend chocolatiers and learn everything they ever [ read more... ]
Kips Bay Public Plaza Hits Snag
A neighboring shopping center has changed its tune and refuses to support the public plaza The residents of Kip’s Bay have been trying for years to get a little space and sunshine in their community. The Kips Bay Neighborhood Association (KPNA) was formed in 2010 to put plans into motion for a pedestrian plaza on
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The Vitamin Man
Local shopowner helps naturally cure what ails you as allergy season rears its head By Laura Shanahan Feeling a little sneezy, wheezy and teary eyed? Welcome to the wacky, wonderful world of allergy season, beginning a little early and a little sturdy this year. (Yeah, that’s what they say every year, but, well, it’s true
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Local Pol Fights Upstate Corruption
In light of corruption scandals rocking Albany, Assembly Member Micah Kellner is sponsoring a bill to crack down on political wrong-doing Call it the politicians’ version of “If you see something, say something.” In the wake of the recent bribery and corruption scandals in Albany involving City Council Member Dan Halloran, Assemblymen Eric Stevenson and
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NYPD Officer’s Cat Missing for 2 Years Found, Returned by Zombie
A long lost pet shows the benefits of micro-chipping four-legged loved ones Late on a recent Saturday night, the “Times Square Zombie” was walking on 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan when he saw a black and white cat running rampant in the middle of the street. Jeremy Zelkowitz, a 22-year-old Brooklyn native, who works as
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God’s Love Luncheon
The charity hosted its annual fundraising luncheon on the Upper East Side last week By Helaina Hovitz On Tuesday, April 9, volunteers and staff joined over 260 guests at the Metropolitan Club (1 East 60th Street) for God’s Love We Deliver’s tenth annual literary luncheon. The Soho-based nonprofit, which provides 22,000 meals a week to
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Senior Housing Benefits to Expire
The deadline to renew SCRIE benefits for senior citizens is fast approaching Attention all New York City Seniors! Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE) benefits expire on May 24th. Elected officials like Aging Committee Chair Jessica Lappin want to remind New Yorkers that less than two months before the deadline, 6,100 elderly New Yorkers have
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