71st Street Pedestrian Ramp Reopens Monday — Plus, More Esplanade Updates
Next week, neighbors who have spent years turning back at the barricades finally get a little of it returned to them.
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Two Upper East Side Locations Made the City’s E-Bike Charging Shortlist — and the Clock Is Ticking to Weigh In.
The lithium-ion battery fires that have rattled New York apartment buildings for the past few years are poised to reshape a couple of Upper East Side sidewalks
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A Stretch of East 69th Street May Soon Look Very Different
For about two years, a length of curb outside Hunter College's North Building has sat under construction staging, all but unusable to the thousands of students, residents, and theatergoers who …
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A Beloved UES After-School Program Is About to Vanish, and Parents Are Mobilizing to Stop It
A city-ordered shake-up of after-school programming at two Upper East Side middle schools has set off a parent revolt — complete with a rally, a
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Hours of Screaming, a Threatening Door Sign, and Neighbors Afraid to Do Laundry: The Lawsuit Rocking East 77th Street
Building ownership is accusing a longtime resident of terrorizing the rest of the block.
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Upper East Side Subway Commuters Should Take Note: Changes Coming Monday
If you take the Lexington Avenue line during rush hour, your morning or evening trip might look a little different starting next week. The MTA
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The Upper East Side Could Soon Be a 20 MPH Zone
The Upper East Side could soon become one of the slowest neighborhoods in Manhattan to drive through. At a Community Board 8 Transportation Committee meeting
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A Viral Plea, 200,000 Cheek Swabs, and a Decision Max’s Family Couldn’t Put Off Any Longer
It started with a father's TikTok video back in February.
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Major Change Coming to Upper East Side College After Long-Awaited Federal Approval Nears
A two-year wait is finally drawing to a close for a small Upper East Side college, with a long-pending change of hands now expected to wrap up within weeks.
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A Sinkhole Has Forced The Sudden Closure Of Part Of The East River Esplanade
A sinkhole has prompted the city to abruptly shut down a heavily trafficked section of the East River Esplanade on the Upper East Side
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