Tag: New York
The Very Best Ways To Get Around In New York City
New York City is a sprawling metropolis with so many sites it may take you several days to wander through just one section. With the largest population in the United States, NYC...
Heaven looks at you from the Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn, one of New York’s five boroughs, is connected to Manhattan by the mighty Brooklyn Bridge, spanning 1.3 miles across the East River. On its opening day in 1883, amid much fanfare...
What Is Adverse Possession of a New York Property?
When somebody moves into and enhances an otherwise unused residential or commercial property, they might get title to that property after a specific period of time has passed. This is known as...
NYC Hotel Penthouses with the Best City Views
New York City’s skyline is truly one-of-a-kind. From Central Park heading south through Time Square, the Empire State Building. Rockefeller Center and more, the skyline is magnetic and offers spectacular views whether...
Galinsky Takes His Seat on The Bench “This is the life I have chosen.”
Robert Galinsky, playwright and the defacto Mayor of New York’s East Village, is a most inspiring breed of human being. Part time poet, part-time artist, part-time digital entrepreneur, part-time actor and full-time...
Enchantment Aboard the Spirit of New York Dinner Cruise
Whether you’re a tourist seeking adventure in the Big Apple or are a long-standing resident of New York City celebrating a special occasion—or just looking for a fabulous night out, the Spirit...
Studio Med, A one of a kind Concierge Medical Practice.
Studio Med, a one of a kind Concierge Medical Practice.
Located in the heart of Manhattan, Studio Med is a concierge medical practice providing urgent and primary care, around-the-clock IV infusions at home or...
New York City’s Gilt-y Dining Pleasures
A Golden Collection of Fancy to Fancy-Free Restaurants in Manhattan. Close your eyes for just a moment... Now wander through your memory for an image, an occasion; even a faint snapshot of a memorable...
