The Manhattan Times

A clean slate: Pilot anti-graffiti program spruces up a stretch of St. Nicholas Avenue

In the opening number of the musical “In the Heights” the main character, Usnavi, raps about chasing away a “little punk” who is tagging the security gate of his bodega with graffiti. Read More

Dick's Hardware to close by end of the year

Dick’s Hardware, an Inwood institution for generations, might be closed by the end of this year. Read More

Shhhh!

Shhhh!

There were cheers at Coogan’s Restaurant during the Yankees-Twins game on Fri., Oct. 9, but they weren’t for the Bronx Bombers. Read More

MONEY & SUCCESS

Helping children overcome language difficulties

Speech therapist Katerina Melitsopoulou’s 66-hour work week is an imaginative world of Velcro snakes, cartoon frogs and rubber duckies that spring to life via the minds of an army of 70 toddlers. Read More

REAL ESTATE

Where we worship: Sharing a storefront and faith

While attending bible institute, Pastor Tomas Montalvo was exposed to a problem in Washington Heights that intrigued him. Read More

UPTOWN DINING

The toast of a neighborhood – Cabrini Wine Club

Call it social networking – with wine. Read More

Neighborhood Blogwatch

Paz’s New York Minute

Some New York City blogs explore the sights of this urban landscape through its culture, events and activities, others through stories its citizens like to tell. Read More

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Hard Rock is Right for the Aqueduct Racino

To the Editor:

When you think of Aqueduct Racetrack, what visual comes to mind? Read More