The Manhattan Times

by Daniel P. Bader

If you live here, you know you’ve got it good. There’s an abundance of parkland, over 500 acres in fact. Rents and apartment prices are cheaper, per square foot, than anywhere else in Manhattan. Crime is low. The city is at our doorsteps, just about a half hour jaunt on the A-train.

by Daniel P. Bader

On bitter cold afternoon, parents and elected officials gathered outside P.S. 173 on Ft. Washington Avenue near W. 173rd Street to protest a Department of Education (DOE) plan to add as many as 300 students to this kindergarten through fifth grade school.

by Sherry Mazzocchi

On a crisp, cold Saturday morning, Urban Park Ranger Robert Mastrianni leads a group of hopeful bald eagle watchers on a tour through Inwood Hill Park. The eagles aren’t night owls – they are up early looking for breakfast, and to see one, you have to be up early too.

by Adam Garrett Clark

On the exposed brick wall inside Carrot Top on Broadway near W. 165th Street is a collection of framed articles written about the bakery’s owner, Renee Mancino.

by Daniel P. Bader

by Mike Fitelson

In supporting and promoting the arts in Washington Heights and Inwood, the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) has taken on the role of lead organizer for the annual Uptown Arts Stroll, the region’s June-long visual and performing arts festival.

Bodegas are ubiquitous throughout Northern Manhattan, this is an occasional series by professional photographer Christopher Auger Dominguez about the owners and stores that we all rely on.