Here’s What’s Happening (in order of appearance): 10th Precinct Community Council / Coffee & Converstions / Community Board Applications Accepted Through Feb. 27 / Ceres Gallery Exhibitions / 10th Precinct Community Council Meeting: Wednesday, February 25, 7pm Online via Zoom | Having assumed Commanding Officer duties late last year, one of the general public’s all-too-rare […]
Nature abhors a vacuum–a sentiment shared by the New York City Council. So while voters anticipate April 28’s Special Election for the Council District 3 seat vacated by newly minted NYS Senator Erik Bottcher, D3 concerns are not being put on hold. Council staff has been attending to them, and will continue to do so […]
Ripple effects from recent elections are being felt in Chelsea and its nearby nabes, turning winter’s normal dormancy into a whirlwind of online forums, in-person petitioning, and endorsement announcements—all part of the process culminating in April 28’s Special Election for City Council District 3. That seat was vacated last week, when Erik Bottcher handily won […]
BY SCOTT STIFFLER | Open 24/ on West 23rd Street and happy to serve breakfast, lunch or dinner in the middle of the day or the dead of night, Chelsea’s Malibu Diner delivers all of the calling cards the comfort food crowd has come to expect. Situated in a glass display case just beyond the […]
Coffee & Construction Friday, February 20 at 9am In Moore 1W on Vanderbilt University’s Chelsea Campus Enter at 420 West 20th Street (btw. 9th & 10th Aves.) With less than six months until its inaugural class of undergrads arrive, Vanderbilt University is moving full speed ahead with the work that will transform former General […]
Item Donations Sought For Annual Fundraising Auction Supporting Chelsea Green Park (140 West 20th St. btw. 6th & 7th Aves,) Auction Bids Accepted Feb. 27 – March 12 BY SCOTT STIFFLER | Friends of Chelsea Green–that great group of perpetual park boosters–is appealing to their own friends, to help make their annual fundraising auction the […]
Here’s What’s Happening (in order of appearance): Pick of the Week / Ash Wednesday Candlelight Vigil / ICE Out of Hudson River Park / Community Board Applications Accepted Throughj Feb. 27 / Ceres Gallery Exhibitions / PICK OF THE WEEK (next week, that is…) Coffee & Conversations: Friday, February 27, 8:30am to 9:30am at Chelsea Green […]
BY SCOTT STIFFLER | Ripple effects from recent elections are being felt in Chelsea and its nearby nabes, turning winter’s normal dormancy into a whirlwind of online forums, in-person petitioning, and endorsement announcements—all part of the process culminating in April 28’s Special Election for City Council District 3. That seat was vacated last week, when […]
Ripple effects from recent elections are being felt in Chelsea and its nearby nabes, turning winter’s normal dormancy into a whirlwind of online forums, in-person petitioning, and endorsement announcements—all part of the process culminating in April 28’s Special Election for City Council District 3. That seat was vacated last week, when Erik Bottcher handily won […]
Ripple effects from recent elections are being felt in Chelsea and its nearby nabes, turning winter’s normal dormancy into a whirlwind of online forums, in-person petitioning, and endorsement announcements—all part of the process culminating in April 28’s Special Election for City Council District 3. That seat was vacated last week, when Erik Bottcher handily won […]