February Newsletter and Dues

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WEST 104TH STREET BLOCK ASSOCIATION BLOCK BYTES Click below for the latest newsletter Blizzard Photo Request We had a tremendous reaction to my request for blizzard photos. Inundated, really. We will be posting some on the website soon. Dues, Dues, Dues It is now dues time. And- this is directed to those who do not … Read more

Mar 24: 895 WEA Lobby Sit

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WEST 104TH STREET BLOCK ASSOCIATION BLOCK BYTES 895 WEA Lobby Sit Tuesday, March 24 The Block Association is having a meet and greet in the Lobby of 895 WEA between 5:00 and 7:00 pm. Come by and say hi. Buy merchandise, pay dues. Tell us how we are doing! Be safe, and do keep in touch … Read more

Sanitation Schedule

Alex Crawford of CB7 has advised of Sanitations schedule post blizzard. This is what they have told her: With an unprecedented number of emergency snow shovelers, Sanitation workers are able to both continue operating salt spreaders and snow plows, while also beginning to collect trash and compostable material.  The Department is asking New Yorkers, if … Read more

Uptown Film Center Film Series

Dear Neighbors: We are very excited to announce that we are co-sponsoring two film series with the Uptown Film Center this winter and spring, with a special discount for West 104 Street Block Association residents. Tickets are on sale now. The first series, “Science on Screen,” will feature three films, each introduced by a scientist, … Read more

Fire at 107th and Amsterdam

WEST 104TH STREET BLOCK ASSOCIATION BLOCK BYTES Fire Safety Tips for the Holidays While the cause of the Amsterdam and 107 Street fire this past Tuesday remains under investigation, there are conditions that increase the likelihood of fires this time of year. We should especially be mindful of seasonal hazards such as space heaters, holiday … Read more

Composting and Counting

Tan colored Composting pail with a white handle and lid shown on a kitchen counter next to a roll of paper towels.

WEST 104TH STREET BLOCK ASSOCIATION BLOCK BYTES Over the past year, the Block Association has distributed approximately 250 free composting pails to residents. Combined with other neighborhood initiatives, this effort has contributed to a significant decline in rat sightings, demonstrating the impact of proper organic-waste management on local sanitation and public health. Our local success … Read more