Pro-Baseball Legend Surprises Nursing Home: Week In Review

UPPER MANHATTAN, NY — Here are the top stories you might have missed from Patch this week in Inwood and Washington Heights.

Man Accused Of Stabbing In Washington Heights Wanted By NYPD

According to NYPD, the suspect pulled out a sharp object and stabbed the victim one time in the chest...Read 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...Read more

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...Read more

Community Board Meeting Set For New Citi Bike Stations In Inwood

It looks like more Citi Bike stations are coming to Upper Manhattan. This time in Northern Washington Heights and Inwood...Read more

Here's How Much Wash Heights, Inwood Rent Prices Fell In 2020

New York City rents have fallen more this year than they did during the Great Recession, says a new study. But not in Upper Manhattan...Read more

Wash Heights Building Has The 2nd Most Violations In Manhattan

A Washington Heights building set to get demolished near West 182nd Street ranked near the top of this year's Worst Landlord Watchlist...Read more

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...Read more