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When you're part of Open Squash, you're part of a movement.

Pro-Palestinian Employees Quit Jobs At UES Cafe En Masse: Reports

Caffè Aronne lost nearly all of its employees in a walkout Tuesday—and members of the community are stepping up to lend a hand.

West Village's Greenwich House Gets $30K Grant From Cable Giant

Spectrum awarded the settlement house a $30,000 digital education grant for its work at their new lifelong skills and opportunity center.

Green For The Greens: Central Park Getting Federal Cash To Grow Trees

U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand came to Central Park Tuesday to announce $20 million in federal funding for New York City green spaces.

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Upper East Side Neighbors Ask Community For Migrant Family Donations

The East Sixties Neighborhood Association wants you to haul off that bag of clothing you've been meaning to get rid of to the Bentley Hotel.

Lady Liberty Tells UES To Pick Up Dog Poop In New Ad

Give me your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free (without, you know, smelling dog poop.)

Lenox Hill Hosts First Ave Street Fair This Weekend

The Lenox Hill Neighborhood House is kicking off the summer with a street fair on First Avenue between East 72nd and 79th streets.

5 Indisputable Reasons Why It’s Time To Start Your Squash Journey

Forget all those antiquated misconceptions about the sport, & pick up a racquet at one of Open Squash’s inclusive—& affordable—facilities

UES Strawberry Festival Set For Local Church Street: What To Know

Brick Church will shut down a stretch of 92nd Street on Sunday for its annual Strawberry Festival and picnic.

Lenox Hill Neighborhood House Spring Gala Honors UES Superstars

With iconic creative tables made by top New York City designers, the historic neighborhood house gave awards to two star volunteers.

Know A Good Yorkville Neighbor? Nominations Are Now Open.

Goddard Riverside's annual Good Neighbor Awards, honoring people making a difference, is accepting nominations until May 5.

Dolphin Made East River Splash Before Coyote Dove In

Monday's dolphin sighting came the same day that a wild coyote was the focus of a dramatic East River rescue​.

So Long From Your Upper East Side Reporter

Nick Garber leaves Patch after two great years of neighborhood news. Here's how to reach your new Upper East Side reporter.

Papaya King, Tenant Battle, Secret Brothels: Top UES Stories Of 2022

Here are the most-read Upper East Side Patch stories of 2022, from a boathouse closure to new restaurants to Papaya King's likely demise.

UES Kennel Let Dogs Attack, Kill Poodle, Grieving Pup Owner Alleges

A beloved poodle died an "excruciating" death when an Upper East Side pet-boarding business let a pack of dogs attack her, a suit alleges.

SUV Driver Sues Condo For Blocking Her Parking | NYC Top Stories

BQE Fix Leaves Brooklyn BP 'Extremely Concerned' | Crypto Bar Opens In West Village | Sinkhole Opens Again

'Should Be A Role Model': Upper East Side Hero

We all know someone who's making a difference. Here's one local resident who is having an impact on the Upper East Side.

Penta Medical Recycling Attends 105th Annual AOPA National Assembly

Penta Inspires the Next Generation of Orthotic and Prosthetic Providers as an Exhibitor Stop during High School Career Day at AOPA

Upper East Side Gets Its 1st Community Fridge, With Free, Fresh Food

The pandemic-era mutual aid trend has finally arrived in Yorkville, supplying free, healthy food to anyone who needs it.

Can LASIK help me see without eyeglasses permanently?

With Lasik surgery, people can improve their vision & eliminate problems like farsightedness, nearsightedness, & astigmatism.

Beloved UES Park Fitness Classes Revived After Outpouring Of Demand

After neighborhood seniors pushed to bring back the "terrific classes" following a pandemic hiatus, an UES lawmaker has revived them.

Am I a Candidate for Eye Center Surgery with Dry Eyes?

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What age is right for LASIK Eye Surgery?

Age does play a role when it comes to determining candidacy for surgery

UES Precinct Hosting 'Night Out' With Food, Ice Cream, Arts & More

Head to Carl Schurz Park on Tuesday for an evening of free food, kids' events and more, as part of the "National Night Out Against Crime."

Manhattan's Oldest Home On Sale; One45 Defeated | Week In Review

Also: Turbulent Assembly Race Jolted By Residency Claims | Uptown Injection Sites Reverse 314 Overdoses | Housing Lottery Launches

3 Grizzly Bears Arrive At Central Park Zoo After Years In The Bronx

The three bears, all orphaned as cubs in Montana, are exploring their new home in Central Park after spending nine years at the Bronx Zoo.

Mayor Eric Adams Won't Live At Gracie Mansion, But Ghosts Do, He Says

"I don't care what anyone says," Mayor Eric Adams said in a recent interview. "There are ghosts in there, man."

The 92nd Street Y Rebrands And Begins $200M Redevelopment

It might take some getting used to, but the Upper East Side institution will now be known as 92NY. Here's what else to know.

New Pizzerias, Gym Comes To East River | Manhattan Week In Review

Also: Lone Tenant Stops $70M Condo Deal | Harlem Coffee Shop Offers Brews For Weary Travelers | Chicken Kingdom Expands

Landmark Battles, Central Park Record | Manhattan Week In Review

Also: City Dismantles Beloved Workout Spot | Panels On Inwood Library Deemed Dangerous | Upper Manhattan Robbery Spree

An Inflection Point In The Hamptons Market?

Where does the Hamptons market go from here?

Weed Van, Tower Dispute | Upper East Side Week In Review

Also: Dog-Run Push Takes Shape | Ugly UES Lawn Getting Green Makeover | Omicron's Toll On The Upper East Side

Friends Of The Upper East Side Historic Districts: Advocacy Alert: Say NO To Lifting The Cap

For the third time in recent years, there is a fast-moving proposal at the State level to lift the longstanding cap on residential devel ...

Popular Randall's Island Park Gets $4M For Shoreline Repairs

The green space in the East River, which is experiencing a surge in visitors, will get millions to fix up its shoreline and pathways.

A Pooch Push: Grassroots Campaign For UES Dog Run Takes Shape

Pet-loving Upper East Siders say that omitting a dog run from the redesign of a Yorkville park would be a tragic mistake.

Sushi Spot Opens, Districts Redrawn | UES Week In Review

Also: New UES Restaurant Roundup | Deadly Intersections Must Be Redesigned, Menin Says | Controversial COVID Company Responds

Major Developments, Fatal Crash | Upper East Side Week In Review

Also: Sarah Palin Returns To UES Restaurant | Testing Sites Accused Of Misleading Residents | Fire Fills Neighborhood With Smoke

Demolition Mishap, New Bakery Opens | UES Week In Review

Also: Carl Schurz Park Barricades Finally Come Down | High-Rise Plans Move Ahead | Harper Lee's Old UES Home Up For Rent

New York City Mayor Adams' Statement In Support Of Governor Kathy Hochul's Proposal To Extend Mayoral Control

“Mayoral control will allow us to best serve our schools and support our students as we emerge from the pandemic".