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Shhhh! BlogWhat's happening in Washington and Inwood
Shhhh! In the Heights star and creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, son of Manhattan Times Publisher Luis Miranda, is a married man.
Shhhh! Months of planning finally paid off on April 1 when volunteers canvassed over 50 high traffic subway stations throughout the borough during the morning rush to remind Manhattanites to return their census questionnaires. The effort was coordinated by the Complete Count Committee spearheaded by the office of Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer in hopes of increasing the borough’s return rate from 66 percent in 2000.
What they're saying about Northern Manhattan today Gothamist: New York City News, Food, Arts & Events Hot Metal Bridge Beatrice Warmer Days= Louder Streets - Washington Heights & Inwood Online
What they're saying about Northern Manhattan today.Member item reform bill gets support - Capitol Confidential - New York Politics - timesunion.com - Albany NY I AM UPTOWN - WILL ALICEA Gold River Capital Picks Off Two Pinnacle Buildings in Washington Heights | The New York Observer
Shhhh! Two Northern Manhattan landlords have been named to the Village Voice’s 10 Worst Landlords list for 2010. The Voice took notice when, before he was elected, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio started his Slumlord Watchlist by holding a press conference in front of a building owned by Bahram “Danny” Hakakian in Washington Heights.
Shhhh! For the inaugural Manhattan Times “Where’s My Peeps?” contest, we invited readers to treat the seasonal marshmallow candies called Peeps as if they were tourists to Northern Manhattan, photographing them visiting the area’s sites.
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Shhhh! Promising “A little rock, a little jazz and a whole lotta soul,” Coogan’s Restaurant co-owner Peter Walsh has been in rehearsals for his first gig since the Beatles broke up. The poet, former marathoner, emcee and occasional bartender will add another line to his resume with a benefit concert Fri., May 14 at the Armory, 216 Fort Washington Avenue at W. 168th Street.
