Miranda Levingston

New York

NYC Reporter at Patch

NYC reporter for https://t.co/yfn4ylLsCM // send goss [email protected] Previously seen in: BK Reader, @nyunews

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Articles

5 Questions With Upper East Side Councilmember Candidate Collin Thompson

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — Democratic candidate Collin Thompson, 31, is running for City Council in District 5, which includes Lenox Hill, Roosevelt Island, Carnegie Hill, and Yorkville in New York City's primary election on Tuesday, June 24. Thompson, from Carnegie Hill, has a political science degree and an education degree, and, before running for office, he worked as a middle school history teacher, a school dean, and a principal in Harlem and the Bronx.
Museum Mile Festival Is Back With Live Music, Free Admission This June

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — For one night every summer, Fifth Avenue's museums shut down the avenue to traffic and open their doors to pedestrians for free art, music, and other festivities for all ages.
Everything You Need To Know About The Primary Election This June In Washington Heights

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, NY — The 2025 primary election is coming up on June 24, and this year will likely have a high voter turnout because the mayoral race is on the ballot. But, there will also be local decisions to be made in Washington Heights and Inwood in the City Council, the Manhattan Borough President, and the Manhattan District Attorney. Here's what you need to know about the election in Washington Heights and Inwood. First of all, what is a primary election?
East Harlem To Get $750K To Improve 125th Street Business Corridor

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

EAST HARLEM, NY — There's going to be a new Business Improvement District in Manhattan along East 125th Street to support the small businesses lining the corridor between Fifth Avenue and Second Avenue. Following a unanimous City Council vote to approve a new Business Improvement District at the end of May, first reported by Crain's New York Business, the vote will now go to the mayor's desk to be signed, before being approved by the New York State Comptroller.
Victim Attacked, Slashed In Midtown Subway Elevator: Police

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

MIDTOWN, NY — Police were looking Friday for a suspect who punched and cut a man inside the elevator at the Grand Central-42 Street train station, New York City Police Department officials said. According to the NYPD, the victim, a 28-year-old man, was inside an elevator in the station on May 31 at 8:47 a.m. when he and the suspect got into an argument.
Thunderstorms Threaten Weekend In NYC: See Latest Forecast, Timeline

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

NEW YORK CITY — A storm bringing rounds of humid showers and bursts of thunder is set to put a damper on plans this weekend in New York City, forecasters said. According to the National Weather Service, the storm could move into the New York City area as early as 5 p.m. Friday, and cycle through showers and thunder with temperatures in the high 70s until Sunday, when the storm will clear out during the day. The rain is predicted to hold off on Sunday until late afternoon, forecasters said.
Everything You Need To Know About Harlem's Primary Election This June

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

HARLEM, NY — The 2025 primary election is coming up on June 24, and this year will likely have a high voter turnout because the mayoral race is on the ballot. But, there will also be local decisions to be made in Harlem in the City Council, the Manhattan Borough President, and the Manhattan District Attorney. Here's what you need to know about the election in Harlem. First of all, what is a primary election?
5 Questions With Upper East Side Councilmember Candidate Alina Bonsell

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — Republican candidate Alina Bonsell is running for City Council in District 5, which includes Lenox Hill, Roosevelt Island, Carnegie Hill, and Yorkville in New York City's primary election on Tuesday, June 24. Bonsell, from Yorkville, is a real estate investor and start-up founder with a business degree and more than 15 years of experience in sales, business development and marketing, primarily in the healthcare and wellness industries.
7 Affordable NYC Housing Lotteries, With Rents Starting At $556, Expire This Week

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

NEW YORK CITY — Seven affordable housing lotteries on New York City Housing Connect expire this week, including six in Brooklyn and one in Queens. But wait — what is Housing Connect? For the uninitiated, New York City Housing Connect is an online platform that aims to provide New Yorkers with opportunities for affordable prices on apartments in new developments.
Puerto Rican Day Parade Returns To 5th Avenue This Weekend: Here's Everything You Need To Know

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Miranda Levingston

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — Red, white and blue flags will be flying high along Fifth Avenue on Sunday as crowds gather for the National Puerto Rican Day Parade. The 68th annual parade will start 11 a.m. Sunday, when marchers will gather on Fifth Avenue and East 44rd Street. They will proceed from there up to East 79th Street with floats, dancers, music, and more.