Restaurant Week is back for the summer season and is ongoing from now through Friday, August 18--just in time to enjoy pleasant outdoor seating with some delicious lunch and dinner deals. With so many participating eateries, each offering 3-course lunch for $29 per person and 3-course dinner for $42 per person, the dining possibilities are nearly endless, no matter your preference or palate. Here in Lincoln Square, you can enjoy lunch and dinner at some of our district's top-notch food spots during Restaurant Week...
Lincoln Square is getting some new dining spots! In the northern part of the district, three restaurants will open up in the coming months, two of which are brand new locations that were not previously restaurant establishments...
As we all know, there has been a tremendous increase in the number of chronically homeless individuals and panhandlers on the streets throughout the City, including Lincoln Square. The Lincoln Square BID has, over the years, reported these conditions daily to 311. The BID also keeps in regular contact with the various city agencies and nonprofit partners that are tasked with all outreach in Manhattan...
It's music to your ears! From now through Sunday, August 20, Lincoln Center is hosting its annual celebration of Mozart and his creative and inspirational legacy. The Mostly Mozart Festival combines classical music with orchestral performance, theatrical production, and more to bring beautiful compositions to life for a music-filled summer in the city...
All businesses in New York City are required to recycle certain materials and ensure to their best ability that those recyclable materials are properly handled by their private carter. As we approach August 1, 2017, the
Department of Sanitation's (DSNY) enforcement will begin to officially enforce these new regulations, ending the warning period.
This means that if your business is found in violation of the new rules you may receive a fine.
The best way to ensure you are in compliance with these new regulations is to work closely with your private carter. If you are unsure whether or not your carter is in compliance, you may contact the NYC Business Integrity Commission (BIC). Similarly, BIC is making available two new decals: one for commercial refuse and recycling collection and one for organics recycling. If you are interested in new decals, schedule an appointment with BIC by calling (212) 437-0565.
NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's Rat Academy: August 10
Summer brings warm weather, sunny days and some much needed leisure time. Unfortunately, the summer season also brings a significant increase in rodent sightings.
You can join Council Member Corey Johnson and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene on Thursday, August 10 for a free training on safe and effective methods for rat prevention in your building and neighborhood. Free rodent-resistance trash cans will be raffled off to attendees too. This training session is perfect for Building Supers, Maintenance Personnel, Tenants and more.
The event will take place on Thursday, August 10 from 6:30pm to 8:00pm at the Associated Musicians of Greater New York, Local 802 (322 West 48th Street between 8th & 9th Avenues). You may RSVP by clicking here and filling out the online form or by calling (212) 564-7757.
