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A man forced his way into the popular eatery Thursday morning near West 80th Street and Amsterdam, before snatching an iPad, police said.
The Pandering Pig is moving to a new location this summer, which means that its longtime uptown home is for sale.
Bad Roman, a recently opened Italian eatery at 10 Columbus Circle, was just named among the hottest new restaurants in Manhattan.
“The dog run is generally disgusting," said one of 17 Uptown pooch owners who complained to Patch about conditions in J. Hood Wright Park.
Along with the possible prize, the six-week Harlem-based course by M&T Bank includes lessons on business strategy and establishing credit.
"We’ve needed this type of facility for a long time," a CB7 member said about the 83rd Street haven slated to open this spring.
There has not been an arrest after a 40-year-old man was shot and killed Tuesday inside of an apartment on West 137th Street, police said.
The famous singer and activist has decided to spend the rest of her life in a farm in Franklin, New York, the DailyMail first reported.
The Thomas Jefferson Park in East Harlem will be one of five trial locations to hold a Portland Loo toilet, reported The CITY.
The 1 train stops at Dyckman and 168th Street, along with the 181st Street A station will receive ADA upgrades in the coming years.
The Quisqueya Plaza co-naming ceremony took place on Monday as part of the Dominican Republic Independence Day celebration uptown.
The 148th Street 3-train station is among the dozens of stations that will receive upgrades in the coming years.
A teenager is in stable condition after getting shot Sunday night at West 135th Street and Lenox, police said.
The 81st and 96th B and C subway stations are among the 17 stations that will receive upgrades in the coming years.
It is the last weekend of the month and there is still plenty do in the coming days throughout New York City.
Perista Cafe on Dyckman Street is partnering with Doughnut Plant once again this weekend. The combination has been a hit.
A Warby Parker location will open Saturday at 424 Columbus Ave., between 80th and 81st streets. Here's what to know.
The DA has decided to only pursue assault charges for the time being against an uptown worker accused of stabbing two men, NY Post reported.
A man was shot Thursday around 3 p.m. on West 125th Street and Lenox, a police spokesperson told Patch.
The Citizen Action rally and press conference called for making the "wealthy and big corporations pay what they owe."
