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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 | eastsidefeed.com | Mike Mishkin

Free Upper East Side News, Delivered To Your InboxThe NYPD has issued an alert about a robbery that took place on the Upper East Side last weekend. Police are hoping someone from the general public will be able to assist them in identifying and locating the wanted individuals. According to the police report, the incident occurred at approximately 7:20 p.m. on Saturday, June 14, in front of 1700 York Avenue between 89th and 90th streets, a rental building with a full-time doorman.

1 week ago | eastsidefeed.com | Mike Mishkin

A 43-year-old cyclist died after colliding with a pedestrian in Central Park on Wednesday evening, according to the NYPD. Police say the incident occurred around 5:47 p.m. at East 97th Street and East Drive. A preliminary investigation found that the cyclist, identified as Salvador Nico-Garcia of the Bronx, was traveling northbound on East Drive when he struck a 41-year-old man crossing at the crosswalk. Nico-Garcia was thrown from his bike and hit his head on the curb.

1 week ago | eastsidefeed.com | Mike Mishkin

Free Upper East Side News, Delivered To Your InboxA Nolita favorite known for its Tel Aviv-inspired charm and shareable Mediterranean fare is heading uptown. Shoo Shoo, the popular restaurant channeling the café culture of Israel’s coastal capital, has announced plans to open a second location on the Upper East Side. The forthcoming eatery will be setting up shop at 1477 Second Avenue on the corner of 77th Street, which was previously occupied by Avenue Bakery (h/t @uesthings).

1 week ago | eastsidefeed.com | Mike Mishkin

Free Upper East Side News, Delivered To Your InboxSerendipity 3, the long-standing Upper East Side dessert destination, is marking the summer solstice with a discounted to-go version of its most well-known item. On Friday, June 20, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m., the restaurant will offer its Classic Frrrozen Hot Chocolate to-go for $5. The usual price is $19.95, and the to-go cups will be the same size as the 16-ounce goblets served in-house, according to a restaurant spokesperson.