
Mike Mishkin
Owner and Editor at I Love the Upper West Side
Owner and Editor at East Side Feed
Articles
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3 days ago |
ilovetheupperwestside.com | Mike Mishkin
Free Upper West Side News, Delivered To Your Inbox The beloved custodian of an Upper West Side synagogue was fatally stabbed while vacationing in Turkey, leaving his community mourning and pleading for answers. Yitzhak “Igor” Alishayiv, 46, had worked at Congregation Heichal Moshe (at 303 West 91st Street)—also known as the Vorhand Shteibel—for years.
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6 days ago |
ilovetheupperwestside.com | Mike Mishkin
Many people assume that estate planning is only necessary for the wealthy or the elderly. Others believe that a simple will is enough to cover all their needs. Unfortunately, these misconceptions often lead to costly and stressful legal issues down the road. Peter Ligh, a well-regarded estate planning attorney on the Upper West Side, has seen firsthand how common estate planning mistakes can cause unnecessary financial and emotional burdens for families.
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1 week ago |
ilovetheupperwestside.com | Mike Mishkin
Free Upper West Side News, Delivered To Your InboxMore than 100 pro-Palestinian demonstrators occupying the main reading room of Columbia University’s Butler Library prompted a major police response and dozens of arrests. The Wednesday, May 7 protest was organized by Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD), a student-led group pushing for the university to divest from companies that support Israel.
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1 week ago |
eastsidefeed.com | Mike Mishkin
Make sure to sign up for our free email newsletter for more UES openings. Staud has opened at 1011 Madison Avenue at 78th Street, the women’s clothing and accessory brand announced Tuesday on Instagram. This is their second location in NYC, complimenting their outpost in Soho. Since launching in 2015 in Los Angelos, Straud has attracted celebrities like Kendall Jenner and Dakota Johnson, and has built a loyal following for its beaded handbags and vintage-inspired clothing.
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1 week ago |
ilovetheupperwestside.com | Mike Mishkin
Columbia University has announced it will be letting go of about 180 researchers following the cancellation of $400 million in federal grants by the Trump administration. The funding cuts, implemented in March 2025, were attributed to the university’s alleged failure to address antisemitic harassment on campus.
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