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So Long From Your Upper East Side Reporter
Nick Garber leaves Patch after two great years of neighborhood news. Here's how to reach your new Upper East Side reporter.

Nick worked at NYC Patch from 2020 to 2023, covering Harlem, the Upper East Side and Astoria-Long Island City. Follow him on Twitter at @nick_garber.
Nick grew up in New York City and went to college in Vermont, where he reported for several newspapers. He later reported for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette before spending a year with Patch in Seattle. He lives in Astoria.
Nick Garber leaves Patch after two great years of neighborhood news. Here's how to reach your new Upper East Side reporter.

Nick Garber leaves Patch after two great years of neighborhood news. Here's how to reach your new Harlem reporter.
The 13-story, 130-unit tower will be built on the campus of the Lionel Hampton Houses, a former affordable complex near St. Nicholas Park.
The billionaire-owned mansion, where a woman was infamously trapped for days in 2019, has allegedly been damaged by a next-door doctor.
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Officials want to prevent a tragedy at a clogged Second Avenue corner where bridge traffic, pedestrians, and new bike lanes converge.
The popular Ditmars Boulevard eatery had pivoted from its buffet-style model to a more traditional setup during the pandemic.
The 62-year-old pedestrian was fatally struck on New Year's Eve by a pickup truck driver who fled the scene, police said.
The Harlem Council member traded barbs with developer Bruce Teitelbaum, as they blame each other for the unpopular truck depot.
The badly needed project will add multiple elevators to the now-inaccessible station — but will also limit weekend service for months.
Hoexter's, a 1970s Upper East Side favorite, will be revived on its old block by the daughter of its founder—the force behind Flex Mussels.
Gary Cabana, accused of stabbing two employees at the Museum of Modern Art last March, has finally arrived in New York to face charges.
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After years of lending its civic-minded carpentry skills to the neighborhood, the Astoria Woodworkers Collective needs help opening a shop.
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A nearly 100-year-old Yorkville building, home since the 1990s to a mental health facility, will be demolished by its nonprofit owner.