Here’s What’s Happening This Week and Beyond (in order of appearance): Event of the Week / Community Food Drive / Down to Earth Farmers Market Chelsea / NYS Assemblymember Tony Simone’s Winter Coat Drive / Policy Perspectives: The Future of Penn Station / Community Needs Assessment Survey / PREPARING FOR ICE: CANVASS OF CHELSEA […]
Here’s What’s Happening This Week and Beyond (in order of appearance): 300 West BA Annual Meeting / Klea Blackhurst / Down to Earth Farmers Market Chelsea / NYS Assemblymember Tony Simone’s Winter Coat Drive / Policy Perspectives: The Future of Penn Station / Community Needs Assessment Survey / Annual Meeting of the 300 West 21st, […]
BY NYC MAYOR ERIC ADAMS | For nearly four years, the Adams administration has worked every day to make New York City a safer, more affordable city for all, especially working-class families. We have made great progress on public safety, public health, and economic growth, and we continue to be the most pro-housing administration in […]
PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE W400 BLOCK ASSOCIATION; TEXT BY SCOTT STIFFLER | Horribly high production values give life to the eerie, eccentric, frighteningly photogenic flights of fancy on display at West Chelsea’s annual W400 BA Best Halloween Decorations Contest. This highly competitive yet hardly cutthroat October tradition has homes on West 21st and 22nd Streets […]
Here’s What’s Happening This Week (in order of appearance): MCB4 Full Board Meeting / Coffee at the Curb / Coat Drive / Community Needs Assessment Survey / The Full Board Meeting of Manhattan Community Board 4 (MCB4): Wednesday, November 5, 6:30pm Online via Zoom & YouTube and In-Person at Pier 57 (25 11th Ave. at […]
BY NYC MAYOR ERIC ADAMS | I’ve always said that public safety is the prerequisite to prosperity in our city and it has always been our administration’s North Star. We strive to ensure that all New Yorkers feel safe in their homes, on the streets, and in other public spaces — this includes in our […]
BY NYC MAYOR ERIC ADAMS | Our city’s child care costs rank among the highest in the nation, so every New Yorker knows a family member, a friend, or a colleague who has struggled to afford child care. From the earliest days of our administration, we have made affordable child care a priority and have […]
Here’s What’s Happening This Week (in order of appearance): Early Voting / Chelsea Community Church”Anniversary Sunday / 10th Precinct Community Council / Free Apple Cider & Fall Rooftop Views / Halloween on Hudson BOOlevard / MCB4 Full Board Meeting / Community Needs Assessment Survey / Making Gay History Live Events / Free Breast Cancer Screening […]
BY CHARLI BATTERSBY | In the burlesque industry, ya’ gotta have a gimmick. This time of year, the ubiquitous gimmick is horror-themed burlesque to coincide with Halloween. Have your leggy showgirls dress up like characters from scary movies, and you’ve got that magic mixture of fear and sexual arousal which always sells tickets. You may […]
The General Election is Tuesday, November 4–but you don’t have to wait until then to weigh in. In fact, you don’t have to wait much longer. Early voting, as noted here by the NYC Board of Elections, takes place in brick and mortar locations throughout NYC on the following dates: Saturday, October 25, 9am […]