What Are The Smallest Places To Live In NY?

Written by NYPress on July 11, 2012. Posted in Lifestyle, Real Estate

A quick look at some of the city’s close quarters It’s always cool to see the unique, weird, grand, odd, creepy, old, new, plain, packed (for your sake I’ll stop) abodes of others. From apartments to yachts, houses that aren’t our own are curious oddities. Heck, it’s half the reason things like the Travel Channel
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Blackboard Awards: Barbara Ciner, Life Lessons Before Kindergarten

Written by NYPress on June 13, 2012. Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit, News OTDT, News Our Town, Our Town, Our Town Downtown, Uncategorized, West Side Spirit

By Juan DeJesus Starting your kids on the right path at an early age is always a top concern for parents. So when parents decide to send their children to the Adults and Children in Trust program at St. John Divine, they can rest assured that Barbara Ciner will empower their children with the skills
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Bash Compactor: A Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On

Written by Gerry Visco on August 24, 2011. Posted in Bash Compactor, Posts

Enchantment Under the Sea party, a senior prom, at Morningside Castle
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MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS HISTORIC DISTRICT PROGRESSES

Written by admin on September 22, 2010. Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit, Notes From the Neighborhood west side spirit

By Dan Rivoli The Landmark Preservation Commission spoke with property owners in Morningside Heights about a potential historic district in the area Monday, Sept. 20, at Riverside Church This is a crucial but informal part of the landmark designation process, similar to a recent meeting of property owners about preserving West End Avenue buildings
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Another Landmark Proposal Advances on West Side

Written by admin on September 17, 2010. Posted in Blog, Editorial

By Dan Rivoli The Landmark Preservation Commission will talk to property owners in Morningside Heights about a potential historic district in the area Monday Sept.
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Another Dose of Dosa

Written by admin on August 11, 2010. Posted in Eat & Drink

By Nancy J. Brandwein After an inexplicable hiatus, the Dosa cart is back in Morningside Heights, but in a new incarnation. The bigger, spiffier cart touts a tantalizing list of vegetarian Southern Indian staples—from varieties of dosa and uttapam to flavored rice, aloo tikki, samosas and exotic drinks like tamarind and guava
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Push to Halt Columbia Demo Plan

Written by admin on January 20, 2010. Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit

The push to create a Morningside Heights historic district suffered a setback late last year, when the Department of Buildings granted Columbia University permits to demolish three century-old brownstones. By summer 2010, these buildings—Nos. 408, 410 and 412 W. 115th St., between Morningside Drive and Amsterdam Avenue—are expected to be gone. But a local group
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