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fromUpper West Side, NY Patch
4 days agoMan Killed By Subway On Upper West Side, Police Say
According to the NYPD, the 30-year-old man was on the tracks on the B and C line at the station at West 96th Street and Central Park West when an oncoming train hit him around 7:05 a.m. Monday. Police said the train operator saw the man on the tracks but was not able to stop the train in time. Police said the man was pronounced dead on the scene around 7:30 a.m.
New York City
fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
1 week agoTop Shelf Weed in the Upper West Side: Where to Buy Silly Nice Today | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
The Upper West Side has long been one of Manhattan's most iconic neighborhoods. From its cultural landmarks like Lincoln Center to its leafy brownstone blocks and proximity to Central Park, the Upper West Side blends creativity, intellect, and sophistication. It's also a neighborhood where wellness, authenticity, and quality matter deeply. That's why, as cannabis legalization grows across New York, Upper West Side consumers are seeking top shelf weed that reflects their values-potent, clean, and crafted with care.
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fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
3 weeks agoThe Sanctuary Garden Dispensary Brings Legacy, Equity, and Healing to NYC's Cannabis Market | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
The Sanctuary Garden, a CAURD-founded adult-use dispensary on the Upper West Side, opened September 11, 2025 to provide education, access, healing, and community reinvestment.
fromWest Side Rag
1 month agoUpper West Side Historical Photo Challenge No. 8
Welcome to another installment in the Rag's Historical Photo Challenge. The image above was taken somewhere on the Upper West Side, sometime in the past. Can you figure out where, when, and what it shows? Look closely; this week's challenge photo, like the others in the series, includes clues that will help you identify the scene, if you're a dedicated UWS history sleuth.
New York City
fromWest Side Rag
1 month agoIn the 19th Century, the Shacks and Shanties of Squatters Dotted the Upper West Side
The first news accounts of squatters in New York City were published in the 1850s, as impoverished German and Irish immigrants surged into the city. Charles Loring Brace wrote about them for The New York Times, describing the rough cabins they lived in and the rough living many eked out, by picking through the streets to collect and sell anything of value.
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fromWest Side Rag
4 months agoPair of Dead Chickens Found in the Middle of the Road for 2nd Time in 3-Block UWS Stretch
Two dead chickens appeared again on an Upper West Side median, mirroring a similar incident from June.
Residents express concerns about the mysterious reoccurrence of dead chickens.
Upper West Side
fromWest Side Rag
4 months agoMonday Bulletin: 'Valley of the Rats' on UWS Block; See UWS Projects Set to Receive City Funding; Another UWS Bank Clock Out of Commission
Residents on West 109th Street feel endangered by a severe rodent problem, prompting them to organize and take action.
Upper West Side
fromNew York Post
5 months agoRats attack ritzy NYC block that's home to doctors, professors - chewing up cars, trash bins and playgrounds: 'Valley of the Rats'
Residents of a ritzy Upper West Side block are fearful due to a severe rat infestation, affecting their safety and sense of community.
fromNew York Post
5 months agoExclusive | Burned! Residents of ritzy NY condo, the Apthorp, cope with months-long gas outage - with dinky hot plates
As a reminder, the building has a supply of two-burner hot plates available for residents who may need them. These hot plates can be picked up...
NYC real estate
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