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The appearance of two rare birds around the East Side of Manhattan this month has thrilled the city's birding community.
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After initially organizing protests against the Guardian Angels, Patrick Bobilin has turned to helping the residents of a nearby shelter.
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Complaints about noisy helicopters have risen by nearly 50 percent on the Upper East Side this year, according to 311 data from the city.
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During an especially difficult holiday season, the Upper East Side's Isaacs Center ramped up its efforts to feed neighborhood families.
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A ribbon was cut Wednesday on the Blackwell House, a Roosevelt Island home built in 1796 that just wrapped up a long-awaited renovation.
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Local officeholders and residents took to the Upper East Side streets this weekend to clean up trash and give out masks in the neighborhood.
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After a yearlong renovation left it off-limits, the beloved Carl Schurz Park Playground finally reopened Thursday, ahead of a warm weekend.
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A stretch of the East River Esplanade that a sinkhole swallowed up in July has been repaved, but collapses continue to occur along the walk.
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New York State is taking action to head off the spread of COVID-19 through and from the hot spots in areas in and around New York.
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The appearance of a strange sign in Carl Schurz Park this week was the latest escalation of tensions surrounding nightly protests there.
The long-awaited East Midtown Greenway was put on hold during the pandemic but will ramp up work in October, the city said this week.
A report from the Borough President's office found 13 restrooms that remain open on the Upper East Side while other facilities have closed.
Dolly Meckler's quarantine pastime has grown into its own enterprise: selling the challah she bakes fresh in her Upper East Side apartment.
Starting September 30th, restaurants in New York City can reopen for indoor dining with a limit of 25 percent capacity.
An Upper East Side block is reeling from the inexplicable overnight theft of 19 birdhouses that had brightened East 81st Street for months.
For the fourth straight week, New York's positive infection rate is below 1 percent.
NYC DOT will implement temporary bicycle lanes on 61st St. and 62nd St. between 5th Ave. and York Ave.
Election Day is fast approaching and New York is asking registered voters to pitch in and help work the polls (a paid position).
Two Upper East Side libraries will reopen for grab-and-go pickups and returns next month, part of the NYPL's phased reopening plan.
Black Lives Matter protesters gathering in Carl Schurz Park say they're facing increasing hostility, including an alleged assault last week.
The moratorium for residential and commercial evictions in New York City has been extended to October 1st.
The monument, unveiled Wednesday, is the culmination of a yearslong effort to erect a statue of historical women in Central Park.