Despite all the recent construction keeping the avenues of Lenox Hill clanking and clattering, this slice of the Upper East Side still has plenty of quiet side streets with unusual low-rise gems. The squat little charmer at 434A East 75th Street, dwarfed by its tidy […]
“Anyone, with their eyes, with their heart, with their conscience, should recognize the devastation he has wrought and understand that he belongs before a court of law,” said the New York City mayor and rising Democratic socialist star. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani doubled down on […]
Team Looking To Erase 53 Year Drought Photo: Special to the NY Beacon By Jerald L. Hoover Like so many of us New Yorkers, I found myself on the edge of my seat watching Game 4 of the NBA Finals. What a game! The New […]
The incident, which occurred in broad daylight in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has led to a city-wide manhunt for one of the suspects who fled the scene on a moped. New York is dealing with an unspeakable tragedy. A 7-month-old baby girl, identified by authorities as Kaori Patterson-Moore, […]
Jatee Kearsley, owner of Je T’aime Patisserie in Brooklyn, admitted to never wanting to go viral again, claiming it saved her business but at the expense of her mental health, Business Insider reports. She reminisced about a time in April 2024 when she didn’t know how her bakery, offering […]
In October 1977, the 59-story Citicorp Center (now known as the Citigroup Center) made its debut on a shabby stretch of East Midtown marked by aging apartment houses, massage parlors, and hair salons. Hugh Stubbins’ cantilevered design spanned Lexington Avenue between East 53rd and East […]
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