Every once in a few decades, us Levys realize the need for a collective space clearing. This generally means we straighten the living room. Not today. Today was a banner [...]
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2010
On Friday, June 25th the Metropolitan Transit Authority implemented another round of service cuts, slashing subway service and bus lines, and removing whole train routes from the system, specifically retiring [...]
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Aunt Reba was in town from Seattle and I only had one night to see her. This meant a bike ride from my apartment in Greenwood Heights Brooklyn, over the [...]
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As I watched the USS Iwo Jima sail down the Hudson to end Fleet Week and the Memorial Day weekend, I thought about Military New York. Some cities are widely [...]
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We New Yorkers are a smug bunch. Not only are we smart, sexy, charming, well dressed, hard working, versatile, and in good shape, we’re modest too! This is why, regardless [...]
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He was already going full tilt when we entered the train. We were only going two stops, so we weren’t jonesing for a peaceful ride. That’s why, when we found [...]
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Saturday, January 9th 2011, 10am-12noon FREE! Corner of Wall and Broad Streets, Financial District We hosted a spirited games of Freezetag on Wall Street back in January. Yes, that Freezetag [...]
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Friday March 12th 2011, 7-10pm FREE! At the Queens Museum of Art. In March, we hosted The Panorama Challenge! Over 100 people came to the Queens Museum of Art on [...]
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Sunday May 23rd,2010 11am-1pm FREE! 5 East River Bridges by Bicycle. Come ride your bicycle across 4 East River Bridges (and 1 East River Creek) in one day! NY’s First [...]
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Oh, how fleeting is fame! In the southeast corner of Madison Square Park stands the statue of Roscoe Conkling, a former New York US Congressman and Senator. What merits this [...]
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