Kossar’s describes a bialy as similar to a bagel, but “softer, chewier and lighter, with no hole in the middle.” They often have an onion or garlic filling. “Bialys are not a commonly known thing anymore, so we have a responsibility to educate." https://t.co/TnSZHCiN3p
How an artist gave back to her community through 30 sketches of the Upper West Side: They include Zabar's, French Roast, quiet streets, and otherwise unnoticed buildings. https://t.co/KjjxN89t9T
We were not sure what to expect when we put a call out a couple of weeks ago for a cartoonist, but an assortment of fantastic submissions and portfolios found their way to our inbox. https://t.co/KEgeQQUOdQ
“My most memorable snow day occurred in the winter of 1980, when I stuck my tongue ‘Christmas Story’ style to a metal guardrail. I was six, just old enough to understand the value of a well-earned reprieve from the grind of elementary school.” https://t.co/EyhC7u5fW9
New-York Historical Society Tosses 100s of New Books Into UWS Dumpster After “Miscommunication”▪️Upper West Siders stepped up to salvage the frustrating situation by saving many of the books from the dumpster on West 76th Street. https://t.co/HUO2wuuaBM
The price of repairs is at the heart of the argument that landmark status should be removed, allowing demolition of the church.
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