Citi Bikes Arrive In Inwood: Upper Manhattan Week In Review

Third Of Uptown Now Vaccinated | Permanent COVID Site Coming To Yeshiva University | A Lot In Inwood Could Be Yours For $2.2M

NYC Wants To Hear What You Think About The Dyckman Open Street

The NYC Department of Transportation recently released a public survey looking for feedback about the Dyckman Open Street in Inwood.

Woman To Run 285 Miles In A Wedding Dress, Ending In The Heights​

Vanessa Reiser is running and wearing the wedding dress to raise awareness about narcissistic domestic abuse.

Inspired By Grandpa: Washington Heights Week In Review

Inwood Tenants Sue Landlord | Landmark Hearing Set For Historic Church | Officials Call To Expand Historic District

Dates To Know In Washington Heights For The Upcoming Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings taking place in the neighborhood from March 29 through April 4.

Inwood Tenants Sue Landlord Over Needed Repairs After Major Fire

A January fire displaced dozens of residents living at 74 Post Ave. in Inwood. Almost three months later, they are suing their landlord.

Twitter Celebrates 'Little Dominican Republic' Add To Google Maps

The "Little Dominican Republic" name was added onto Google Maps in recent months between Washington Heights and Hudson Heights.

Vaccine Sticker Tree Grows Outside Armory In Washington Heights

Made up of Columbia badges and yellow and pink stickers, a symbol of a community's effort to vaccinate is growing in Washington Heights.

Giant Shamrock Painted In Inwood In Celebration Of St. Patrick's

For the second year in a row, a giant shamrock has been painted at the intersection of Broadway and West 207th Street.

Heights Tenants Stand Up To '2nd Worst Landlord': Week In Review

Petition Started To Co-Name Street "Coogan's Way" | More Testing, Vaccine Sites Coming To Wash Heights | 4 'Open Culture' Streets Incoming

4 'Open Culture' Streets Coming To Heights, Inwood: What To Know

"Open Culture" is a new permit type allowing for arts and cultural performances to take place on closed-off city streets.

Latino Doctors Call For Mega Site: Wash Heights Week In Review

NYC Variant Likely Started In Wash Heights: Fauci | 'Black And Brown Investing' | Uptown Dems Announce Endorsements

New COVID Strain Appears In Upper Manhattan: Week In Review

Shelter Considered For Inwood African Burial Ground | MamaSushi Gets Liquor License Back | Inwood Library Set To Open

Construction Around Mitchell Square Park Comes Down After Years

The construction along Broadway between 167th and 168th Streets in Washington Heights has finally been removed.

MamaSushi Loses Liquor License: Uptown Manhattan Week In Review

Round-The-Clock Drug Market Busted | Upper Manhattan City Council Races: Issues | De La Rosa Leads Inwood Vigil

Dates To Know In Washington Heights And Inwood This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in Upper Manhattan from Feb. 16 through 21.

Uptown Eateries Added To NYC Initiative: Week In Review

Upper Manhattan Barely Added Housing Since 2010 | Tell Us Your Favorite Restaurants | Jessica Ramos Endorses Carmen De La Rosa

Ranger Rob Saves Injured Hawk In Fort Tryon Park: PHOTOS

A good Samaritan spotted an injured Red-Tailed Hawk on a walking path in Inwood. She made a call and Ranger Rob was on his way.

73-Year-Old Robbed At Knifepoint | Wash Heights Week In Review

Fire Breaks Out In Fort George | Over 100 Firefighters Called To Inwood Blaze | 1 Shot, 1 Robbed In Early Morning Inwood Attack

Armory Vaccine Site Now Exclusively For Locals: Week In Review

NYC Restaurant Week Leaves Upper Manhattan Off The Menu | Who Will Succeed Ydanis Rodriguez | COVID Memorial Installed In Inwood Station

Dates To Know In Washington Heights And Inwood This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events, and other happenings in the neighborhoods from Feb. 1 through Feb. 7.

​Out-Of-Towners Banned From NYC Vaccine Site​ | Patch PM

Water Main Break Strands People In Cars | Much Of Harlem Block To Be Demolished | 5th Ave Bike Attack Victim Pushes For New Bill

Dates To Know In Washington Heights And Inwood This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in the neighborhoods from Jan. 25 through Jan. 31.

Bernie Sanders Meme Takes Over Wash Heights: Week In Review

Dyckman Street Restaurants Receive 33 Heaters | 9 Inwood, Wash Heights Schools Closed Due To Coronavirus | Travel Back Through Inwood

Community Orgs, Pols Fight To Protect Historic Wash Heights Home

Politicians joined local organizations Friday in the fight to preserve a Washington Heights building with ties to the Underground Railroad.

Writing Program Launched For Dominican Community In Wash Heights

The nonprofit Mighty Writers is bringing a writing program to Washington Heights specifically designed for the Dominican community.

Travel Back Through The Secrets Of Inwood: Here's How

The New York Adventure Club is set to host a virtual journey through Inwood's history before industrialization.

Dates To Know In Washington Heights And Inwood This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in the neighborhood from Jan. 18 through Jan. 24.

Vaccine Site Opens At Armory: Washington Heights Week In Review

Fort George Manhattan's Most Affordable Neighborhood | COVID Vaccine Desert In Wash Heights Despite High Rates | COVID-19 Rates Tick Down

Dates To Know In Washington Heights And Inwood This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in the neighborhood from Jan. 10 through Jan. 16.

Coogan's Lends A Hand: Washington Heights Week In Review

Massive Fire Breaks Out In Inwood | 2 Wash Heights ZIP Codes Pass 10 Percent COVID-19 Rate | Proposed Inwood Citi Bike Locations Revealed

2 Fundraisers Started For Residents Affected By Large Inwood Fire

"35 adults and 16 children have been displaced and many have lost everything," an author of one of the GoFundMe campaigns wrote.

Shuttered NYC Bar Helps 22 Businesses Stay Afloat​ | Patch PM

Hotel Lucerne Saga's Latest Chapter | 'Just A Perp,' Say Cops Who Shot Man | NYC's Most Expensive Neighborhoods

COVID, Coogans, Window Weddings: 2020 Wash Heights Year In Review

Here are the stories from the Inwood and Washington Heights Patch that made the biggest headlines this year.

Manhattan Borough President Honors Inwood Doctor As 2020 Hero

Dr. Jason Compton is an optometrist, but during the COVID pandemic, he has opened his Inwood office as a pop-up self-testing site.

Task Force On Noise Pollution Gets To Work In Upper Manhattan

The WaHi-Inwood Task Force On Noise is looking for solutions against excessive noise in Upper Manhattan by the summer of 2021.

Pro-Baseball Legend Surprises Nursing Home: Week In Review

Man wanted in connection with stabbing | Mariano Rivera surprises nursing home residents | 32K meals served to people in need | and more!

Mariano Rivera Surprises Washington Heights Nursing Home

The former New York Yankees baseball pitcher paid a visit to Isabella Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care this week.

32,000 Free Meals: Pandemic Didn't Stop Beloved Cafe From Helping

A closed café, a booming catering business, and how a Washington Heights business fed locals free meals for six months during a pandemic.

Washington Heights Dominican Women's Center Gets $2,500 Grant

The Dominican Women's Development Center was selected for a Spectrum grant thanks to a company employee's volunteer work in The Heights.