Bobby Panza

1 day ago | ilovetheupperwestside.com | Bobby Panza

Free Upper West Side News, Delivered To Your Inbox It came full oval on Friday, June 27 at 11 a.m., as Central Park officially opened the long-awaited and beautifully renovated Gottesman Pool at The Davis Center — a $160 million project first announced in 2018 and broken ground on in 2021. Now the eighth largest pool in New York City, with a capacity of 1,000, people lined up to be among the first to break in the larger-than-Olympic-size pool, which measures 285 by 120 feet.

2 days ago | ilovetheupperwestside.com | Bobby Panza

As New York City hit 100 degrees this week — a mark not reached in June since 1994 — multiple standout events were postponed. We want to make sure they’re still on your radar, along with a couple of other top picks for free laughs and live music in beautiful settings.

5 days ago | eastsidefeed.com | Bobby Panza

Free Upper East Side News + Stories, Delivered To Your InboxWhere do you start when looking at the past? Leonardo da Vinci once said, “To develop a complete mind, study the science of art; study the art of science; learn how to see; realize that everything connects to everything else” — a fitting lens through which to examine how Nazi ideology found a foothold in Yorkville, the German-American neighborhood on the Upper East Side in the 1930s, before spreading throughout America.

1 week ago | ilovetheupperwestside.com | Bobby Panza

Stemming from the Friday, June 6 dog attack in Riverside Park — where an off-leash brown Pit Bull named Juliette mauled a 13-year-old Shih Tzu–Chihuahua mix — ILTUWS has received confirmation that Juliette was euthanized on Friday. “After careful consideration, we have determined that the dog involved in the June 6 incident poses a significant safety risk to people and other animals,” read a statement from an Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) spokesperson, shared with ILTUWS.

1 week ago | ilovetheupperwestside.com | Bobby Panza

Free Upper West Side News, Delivered To Your Inbox You’ll have to hustle if you want to enjoy the fare from acclaimed French chef Daniel Boulud, who is shuttering his trio of popular Lincoln Center hot spots at 1900 Broadway at 64th Street. On June 23, Boulud Sud and Épicerie Boulud will close. While Bar Boulud is currently closed, don’t despair—the restaurateur has something new in store for the connected spaces.