Our Clean Team's Lead Supervisor Tony Stass is hard at work painting our district's street furniture. As part of our efforts to maintain Lincoln Square's streetscape, we routinely paint fire hydrants, mall barriers, light poles, traffic boxes, and mailboxes in the spring and summer months.
If you notice an unusual and perhaps unpleasant odor around the Broadway Malls, planters, and Dante Park, don't be alarmed. Our new landscaping company, Kelco Landscaping, will be applying organic fertilizer--from farm to city--to our gardens to insure bigger and healthier plants. The odor will go away!
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
RSVP for Our 22nd Annual Meeting
Join the Lincoln Square BID on Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at 8:15am for our 22nd Annual Meeting. At this meeting, we will elect Directors to the Board, present the...
Mother's Day is just around the corner on Sunday, May 12, and there is no better place to celebrate the special woman in your life than in Lincoln Square! There are a number of...
When you spend an afternoon in Lincoln Square, there are so many options available to plan the perfect day. The neighborhood is home to theaters, cultural institutions, fine...
Fordham Appoints First Female Dean of Lincoln Center
Congratulations to Laura Auricchio, the newly appointed Dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC)! For the first time since its opening in 1968, FCLC will have a female dean...
Performing Arts Library Exhibit Honors Second Stage
Open now and on display in the Plaza level lobby inside of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts,
Second Stage Theater: Four Decades of Producing Living American...
Long-time Lincoln Square local, New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) has announced a new scholarship opportunity for the families of first-responders and educators. Honoring...
The Office of Council Member Helen Rosenthal is sponsoring no-cost mammograms and clinical breast exams. The Mobile Van will be available on Friday, May 10, from 10:00am - 4:30pm, at Goddard Riverside, 593 Columbus Avenue. Women age 40 - 79, currently living in New York City, who have not had a mammogram in the past 12 months are eligible. No co-pays required and deductibles are waived. Uninsured patients also welcome. Please register in advance by calling (212) 873-0282 or 1-877-628-9090. Click here for more information.
donateNYC Food Portal for Businesses & Nonprofits
donateNYC recently launched the donateNYC Food Portal, a digital tool kit connecting businesses with excess edible food to organizations through NYC. The donateNYC food portal facilitates efficient, hyper-local food donations to reduce food waste and provide meals. The food portal is designed for organizations and businesses only. Individual residents wishing to donate their own excess food may search the online map to find locations throughout the city. For more information please email donate@dsny.nyc.gov.
NYC Charter Commission Hearing
The New York City Charter is undergoing its most comprehensive review in 30 years and is inviting New Yorkers to help shape those revisions. The Charter controls how the City spends tax dollars, how decisions are made about neighborhood changes, and the powers of elected officials. In the next two weeks, there will be city-wide Commission Hearings to give the public an opportunity to propose new ways to improve City government. The Manhattan Borough Hearing will be at City Hall, Council Chambers (City Hall Park) on May 9 at 6:00pm. If you cannot attend a hearing, but still want make your voice heard, you can follow this link to fill out an online submission form.
Free Classes from SBS
The
NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) offers free events and courses for business owners and New Yorkers to help
unlock economic potential across the five boroughs. You can register for all of the department's free events, courses, and WE NYC mentor sessions on Eventbrite. For questions about individual courses or to register over the phone, please contact staff at an SBS NYC Business Solutions Center. For more information on all of our services, call 311 or visit nyc.gov/sbs.
