The Health Department proposed new rules for the city’s carriage horses on Monday, leading to greater protection of the horses and public safety if they pass after a public hearing on February 3rd, according to Gothamist. The rules, based on findings by an advisory board composed of animal advocates and members of the horse-rental industry, [...]
As part of the MTA’s doomsday proposal for service cuts that includes elimination of discounts to students and partial or total shutdown of subway lines, three of the five crosstown bus routes will be eliminated at night. Gothamist reports that the M66, M79, and M96 buses will stop running for late night time slots, making [...]
Still looking for something to do tonight for New Year’s? Here are a couple more options for ringing in 2010. First, the newly renovated and reopened Rubenstein Atrium (Broadway between 62nd and 63rd) is the location of a fun free concert. Come to part two of the “Swinging Through the Holidays” miniseries, where the Champian [...]
It’s actually here… the final day of Tavern on the Green (Central Park West at 67th) as we now know it is today. After the operating contract for the famous Central Park restaurant was awarded to Central Park Boathouse manager Dean Poll over the current operator Jennifer LeRoy, the future of the restaurant after January [...]
Click through to see some events in the neighborhood for Thursday, December 31st, 2009…
