Following Street Attack, Upper East Side Woman Plans Safety App
Time ripens all things. Back in June, we reported that Upper East Sider Pamela Garber had been attacked on East 67th and Third Avenue by
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Jack Dorrian of Dorrian’s Red Hand Passes Away
Jack Dorrian, a leading fixture in the city’s bar and restaurant scene, and owner of the Upper East Side’s legendary watering hole, Dorrian’s Red Hand
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Painting One’s Way To Permanent Housing
Art lovers en route to Sotheby’s Auction House at 72nd and York Avenue — or just wandering the Upper East Side — might find more
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The Extraordinary Story of the Upper East Side’s Hot Dog King
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has long been my favorite spot in the city. Right in the middle of the entry way stairs, there are
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Central Park Proposal Goes Viral
As the days get colder and we wade through the ups and downs of persistent COVID waves, it’s easy to forget that we’re in a
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Rest In Peace: Joan Didion, Upper East Sider
Joan Didion moved to New York’s Upper East Side in 1956 as a wide-eyed twenty-something infatuated with the city; in love with it. “I do
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A Mid-Marathon Proposal on the UES: VIDEO
Running the New York City Marathon is surely an incredible feat. And for one couple, it’s a memory they won’t forget.
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UES Dry Cleaner Warms Internet’s Heart
A sign with a beautiful message has been posted in the window of an Upper East Side dry cleaner for many years, often going unnoticed.
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Naked Guy Hangs on Upper East Side
A naked man who shouldn’t be naked has been spotted walking around the Upper East Side and Midtown in recent weeks, the New York Post
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Homeless Helper: A Hero Delivers Goods to Those In Need
Inside Lori Gaeta’s Sutton Hill apartment on the far East Side of Midtown Manhattan is a guest room loaded with socks, soap, underwear, clothes and
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