The Manhattan Times

ELECTION WATCH

Linares knocked off the ballot for open City Council seat

Guillermo Linares, who joined the race for the City Council District 10 seat after the incumbent Miguel Martinez abruptly resigned last month and pleaded guilty to three felony charges, was disqualified from running on Wednesday, according to the New York City Board of Elections. Read More

Restaurant group gives harassing notes to FBI

The handwritten 3 x 5 index cards are unsigned, sent through the mail and carry messages of hate: “Stop wrecking my U.S.A.,” “Speak English,” “We don’t want you in our community” and “Don’t speak Spanish.”Read More

Building residents concerned over spate of muggings

On her way home exactly one week after Inwood resident Evelyn Espinal was mugged, she spotted two men who matched the description of her attackers.  Read More

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REAL ESTATE

Where we worship: Good Shepherd Roman Catholic Church – a history that mirrors Inwood

Good Shepherd, the Roman Catholic church on Broadway and Isham Street, has been a part of Inwood for a long time.Read More

Schneiderman launches district-wide anti-graffiti program

Late at night, Bruce Pienkny and his specialized truck will be scouring St. Nicholas Avenue in the coming weeks for signs of graffiti as part of a new neighborhood-wide graffiti cleaning program sponsored by State Senator Eric Schneiderman.Read More

Neighborhood Blogwatch

Ephemeral New York

Chronicling an ever-changing city through faded and forgotten artifacts

The very thing that makes New York City so exciting is that which can make it feel intangible, fleeting, and, well, ephemeral. Read More

OPINIONS

The importance of loyalty

Loyalty is one of the qualities that I admire in people. Read More