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NYC saw its 2nd wettest hour in history as rain caused terrifying, freak flash flooding

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New York City experienced its second-wettest hour in history as torrential rain drenched the city overnigt.Travel · New York See the Story

Mudlark's "As You Like It" Brings Shakespeare to Ridgeville - Evanston RoundTable

Ridgeville rehearsal. Credit: Mudlark Theater In Mudlark’s upcoming production of “As You Like It,” a different, unpredictable sort of actor is taking center stage along with the cast of teen actors: the weather. As director Dana Anderson reminds her high school-aged actors, performing Shakespeare in the Park means actors must grapple with all the surprises Mother Nature offers up. “You’ll never get the same thing twice from them, whether that…See the Story

New Digital Screen With Accurate Bus Wait Times Installed on Upper West Side

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Here’s the UWS Dish: Café du Soleil’s Moroccan Sandwich

The Moroccan sandwich at Café du Soleil has not one, not two, but three merguez sausages on a crispy baguette. Photo by Abigael T. Sidi By Abigael T. Sidi It’s hot out, so I’m sticking with Moroccan dishes: After last week’s Moroccan Fish at Bustan, I present to you Café du Soleil’s Moroccan Sandwich (a.k.a., Merguez Sandwich). Café du Soleil, the staple, always jovial French brasserie on Broadway between West 104th and 105th streets, has been o…New York City · New York Read Article

A Dog’s Life on the UWS

By Gary Martin Thank goodness for air conditioning. Gary B. Martin is an illustrator and animator who has lived on the Upper West Side for more than 30 years. His illustrations appear in the Rag on Sundays, chronicling life in the neighborhood, New York City, and the Universe. See them all here. For a broader range of Gary’s work, including animations and other motion graphics, please visit www.martoons.com Subscribe to West Side Rag’s FREE emai…New York City · New York Read Article

Touch It, Smell It, Love It: How We Keep the Upper West Side Alive

Photographs by Yvonne Vávra. By Yvonne Vávra Playtime is over at the corner of 84th and Amsterdam. The West Side Kids are not all right. After 44 years in business, the neighborhood toy store is closing for good. According to the owner, the killjoys came in a pair: online competition and a new player, tariffs. Another local shop is shutting down, another burst of color turning into “Space Available.” Oof. Some of us have memories stored in there…New York City · New York Read Article

UWS Concert Ends With Fireflies: Their Benefits Are Profound

Photo courtesy of iNaturalist.org. By Julia Zichello This week, the Naumburg Orchestral Concert in Central Park began with a few words about how Mozart and Mendelssohn were both about 13 years old when they wrote the pieces in the program for the evening. How precocious! Upper West Side Councilmember Gale Brewer also said a few words. Then, the music started. Mozart’s Divertimento in D major, K 136, (1772). It began with a burst and remained qui…New York City · New York Read Article

UWS Weekend: Great Things To Do In (and Around) the Neighborhood

Graphic. By Tracy Zwick July 11th to July 13th Storytelling in Central Park: Saturday at 11 a.m. near the Model Boat Pond in Central Park (closest entrance is at 5th Avenue and East 72nd Street); free Walk across Central Park with the kids to hear live stories and folklore from around the world at Conservatory Water in Central Park at 11 a.m. This weekend, storytellers Connie-Regan Blake and Robin Bady will recount tales such as Fire on the Moun…New York City · New York Read Article

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