The rains came
New York Social Diary
Apr 23A luscious pot of flowers on the Upper East Side. 3:30 PM. Photo: JH. Monday, April 23, 2012. The rains came lightly on Sunday morning and continued heavily into the night. The first rains in many weeks. »
A luscious pot of flowers on the Upper East Side. 3:30 PM. Photo: JH. Monday, April 23, 2012. The rains came lightly on Sunday morning and continued heavily into the night. The first rains in many weeks. »
Vendy’s fans rejoice, 2008 Vendy’s finalist Fauzia’s Heavenly Delights will be making an appearance in midtown today, April 20th (and tomorrow, April 21st) for the Earth Day Fair at Grand Central Terminal. Fauzia has been vending from a spot outside th... »
Yesterday, the Voice wrote on reports that Mayor Mike wants to speed up rezoning schemes near Grand Central Terminal, so that out-of-date, short buildings can be replaced with modern towers. The Mayo »
Just before his term wraps up, Mayor Mike might try to jump start zoning changes in Midtown: He wants developers to replace obsolete buildings near Grand Central Terminal with super-modern skyscrapers »
The train gang: Grand Central Terminal, 1961, photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt (LIFE images)WARNING The article contains a couple spoilers about last night's 'Mad Men' on AMC. If you're a fan of the show, come back once you're watched the episode. But these... »
The West Side Elevated Highway zooms past Pier 59, still in operation but long past her prime. (1951) Courtesy NYPLThere are very few angles on the 100th anniversary of the Titanic tragedy that aren't being excessively covered in other places this week... »
There’s a thoughtful and well executed photo essay at the NY Times looking at the plight of the commuter, rushing to make, or at times not make, his or her train each day. Appearing on the Times blog “Lens,” the essay … Continue reading → »
From today’s New York Times, lead story, headlined Company Admits It Bilked Clients on Big Projects:The giant construction company that worked on Citi Field, the renovation of Grand Central Terminal … »