Sasha Goldensohn, Google Engineer Hit by Tree, Improving
Sasha Blair-Goldensohn, the Upper West Side father of two who was hit by a tree limb in Central Park on his way to work on Wednesday, appeared to be improving, family members said yesterday. Read More / Comment »
Expect 67th Street Apple Store to Open by Thanksgiving
The construction site at the northwest corner of 67th Street and Broadway will be an Apple Store by Thanksgiving, construction workers at the site said today. Read More / Comment »
Google Researcher Hit by Central Park Tree Limb in Critical
The man hit in the head by a tree limb this morning at 63rd Street and West Side Drive in Central Park was in critical condition at the hospital on Wednesday night Read More / Comment »
Man Knocked Unconscious by Falling Tree Limb in Central Park
A 30-year-old man was hit in the head by a falling tree limb and knocked unconscious at about 8:15 this morning around 63rd street and West Side Drive. The man was Read More / Comment »
Four Nights Left to Impress a Date at a Swanky Restaurant
by Avi - July 28, 2009 at 7:17 pm - - Comments Off
Restaurant Week, which has actually lasted three weeks, is coming to a close on Friday night, which means it’s time to get in one fancy dinner before prices at expensive Upper West Side eateries Read More / Comment »
Buyers at New Condo Complex Hope Loophole Lets Them Leave
The Rushmore, a shiny new riverside condominium complex on 64th Street and Riverside Boulevard, is in the middle of a legal brawl over one digit in a 732-page legal document that could Read More / Comment »
Movie Examines Singles Crisis on the Upper West Side
It’s hard enough finding a good date on the Upper West Side. Now imagine if the entire future of your people depended on it.
“Unattached,” a new documentary short by Read More / Comment »
South Dakota Senator: We Need More Guns in Central Park
South Dakota Senator John Thune has an innovative solution for New York’s crime problem. Get some midwesterners into the park with concealed weapons. Read More / Comment »
Despite Law, Stores Keep Pumping AC Out The Door
by Avi - July 23, 2009 at 5:10 am - - 3 Comments
American Apparel, 109th and Broadway
Ever walk by a store that has its doors open and the air conditioning wafting out and think “there oughta be a law against that?” Read More / Comment »
Renters on 86th Could be Kicked Out by Chabad Expansion
Chabad, a Jewish organization, wants to turn two rowhouses it owns on 86th Street between Columbus and Central Park West into a day school. The organization has applied to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to Read More / Comment »
