Month Contents
December 2021
Some Very Quiet Neighbors: The statues near West 104th Street commemorate history–and scandal
A Perfect Day: The Yard Sale’s return had people dancing in the streets
October 2021 Financial Report
A Generous Winner
If you enjoyed the Yard Sale, please thank our Generous Donors
Back with a Bang: Yard Sale Photos
Farewell to a Beloved Neighbor
Donate to the Block Food Drive!
Green Gifts: Planet-friendly options for the holidays
In Memoriam: Eleanor Price Ledogar
Neighborhood Services
September 2021
The Long Haul: Local businesses try to outlast the pandemic
Celebrate Our Block at the Yard Sale
July 2021 Financial Report
Say Hi to Security Guard Peter Campbell
The Yard Sale Czar Bids Farewell: An Interview with Jeff Howitt
Summer Blooms on West 104th Street
Choose to Reuse
Neighborhood Services
June 2021
The Good Neighbor: Nancy Lian
It’s Back: The Yard Sale Returns
April 2021 Financial Report
Stray Voltage Fixed
A New Look for Summer
Blossom By Blossom
Zoning Alert: Will “Spot” Zoning Put More Towers on Broadway?
Urban High Flyers
Neighborhood Services
February 2021
Famous, Infamous, or Cool: A new book looks at the neighborhood’s Celebrated residents.
Letter From the Block President
January 2021 Financial Report
Spring Is (Nearly) Here
Winter’s Spell (104th Street in Photos)
Investing Sustainably: The financial sector now offers many green options
Food Drive Nets 33 Boxes of Donations
Fine Feathers (the Riverside Owl)
Neighborhood Services
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