New York City Emergency Management officials visited Washington Heights on Wednesday to discuss emergency preparedness, coordination, and planning with residents. Continue reading
NYC Emergency Management Hosts Mobile Office Hours Uptown
New York City Emergency Management officials will visit upper Manhattan on Wednesday to discuss emergency preparedness, coordination, and planning with residents. Continue reading
The Asymmetric Columbia Medical Building Is Here
Construction work on Columbia University Medical Center’s Graduate and Education building in Washington Heights is nearing completion, Field Condition reports. Continue reading
Uptown Summer 2016 Scandinavian Music Festival Concert Series
Now in its 12th year, NY Scandia Symphony has served Washington Heights and Inwood with free outdoor music programs in Fort Tryon Park. Continue reading
Take A Stroll At The 2016 Uptown Arts Stroll
The 2016 Uptown Arts Stroll, Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance’s annual month-long art festival, will kick off with an opening celebration on Wednesday, June 1st at 6:00 pm at Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art and Storytelling.Continue reading
Brewer’s New Youth Boards Harlem Members And It’s First Meeting
Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer convened the first meeting of Council of Young Leaders of Manhattan yesterday at the Harlem State Office Building.Continue reading
“Dis/Location (Fort Tryon)” Located In Washington Heights
The Fort Tryon Park Trust and Drastic Action present “Dis/Location (Fort Tryon),” a 35-minute, sitespecific dance exploring the experience of immigration, performed on the rugged slope of the Billings Lawn. Continue reading
Washington Heights Bus Station Pushed Back To December
New York Yimby reports that back in October of 2014, multiple retail tenants were revealed for spaces in the renovated George Washington Bridge Bus Station, located in between West 178th Street and West 179th Street in Washington Heights.Continue reading
Rodriguez And Espaillat Statement In Yeshiva University Student
Senator Adriano Espaillat and Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez held a press conference last month with Yeshiva University representatives, CB 12 Board Chair Shah Ally, religious leaders and residents to denounce the accusing of two Yeshiva University students who were threatened and told to take off their Yarmulkes.
Reports surfaced this morning that the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force had identified the person accused of verbally accosting two Yeshiva University students at a Dunkin Donuts in Washington Heights several weeks ago. Continue reading
REBNY To Host 2016 Uptown Open House Expo in Harlem
Calling all New York City house hunters! On Sunday, April 10 and 17, the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) and its Upper Manhattan Committee will host its 2016 Uptown Open House Expo.Continue reading
19-Story Building Development In Washington Heights
In January, NY YIMBY brought you the first look at a 23-story residential project planned for 4650 Broadway, on the border between Washington Heights and Inwood. Continue reading
Washington Heights Comes Together To Denounce Date
The diverse community of Washington Heights will come together today to denounce hate following an incident on Monday, where two Yeshiva University students were threatened and told to remove their yarmulkes. Continue reading
City Council Members Take The Checks — But Not The Pen
NY Post reports that members of the City Council may be capable of shame after all. At least that’s one conclusion you could draw from the tale of the souvenir no one wanted.Continue reading
Quantum Equities Sells 4300 Broadway In Washington Heights
Quantum Equities, a privately-owned investor of multi-family and commercial properties in the greater New York Metro area, has sold 4300 Broadway, Washington Heights, New York.Continue reading
What You Should Know About Your Tap Water Uptown
By Mark Levine
On the eve of a record-setting snowstorm, residents across Upper Manhattan experienced brown water flowing through their taps. Continue reading