After a year of construction - and disruption - work at the intersection of 64th Street and Broadway was completed yesterday! There are now two new catch basins for a total of four at the intersection. This major project required the relocation of lots of underground utility infrastructure, and constant coordination and weekly construction meetings between Con Ed, DEP, the contractor JLJ, and the Lincoln Square BID. This wouldn’t have gotten done as quickly without everyone’s help and commitment to complete the project by spring. We appreciate everyone’s assistance and thank the Lincoln Square community for its patience. The late Mike O'Neal would be very pleased. Pictured: the JLJ crew with BID President, Monica Blum and Executive Vice President, Ralph Memoli. 

Last week was a busy week for the BID! We were pleased to attend Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and the New York Philharmonic's announcement that the newly...

This Women’s History Month, pay special homage to the history of the women’s suffrage movement at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Titled...

Attention foodies: French-bakery and café Maman is planning to open the doors of their new Lincoln Square location next week. You may have already visited Maman...

To jumpstart New York City’s economy, Mayor Adams recently released the visionary report: “Renew, Rebuild, Reinvent: A Blueprint for New York City’s Economic...

WHAT'S HAPPENING

The Manhattan District Attorney is hosting a high school summer internship program virtual information session tomorrow, March 16 at 6:00pm. Click here to view a flyer. Students interested in attending can RSVP here.

Alternate Side Parking (street cleaning) regulations will be suspended Thursday, March 17 for Purim. Meters will remain in effect. Click here to download the NYCASP calendar.

The 2022 United Airlines NYC Half Marathon is this Sunday, March 20. View the route here.

Mayor Adams released a new color-coded system that tracks COVID-19 alerts and keeps New York City residents apprised of the risks they face in New York City. The system consists of four alert levels that outline precautions and recommended actions for individuals and government based on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Community Burden Indicator. New York City is currently at a low alert level (green). Learn more here.

Lincoln Center is hosting a Community Blood Drive in partnership with the New York Blood Center at the David Rubenstein Atrium on Tuesday, March 22 from 12:30pm - 6:30pm. Click here to make an appointment.

Small Business Mentors NYC is a mentorship program provided by the NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) for existing storefront business owners seeking to recover and grow their businesses. Small Business Mentors NYC is designed to foster the special relationship between mentor and mentee – to offer guidance, support, feedback, and insights to help keep the small business community alive in NYC. Click here to RSVP for a Mastermind Group Session.

The NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) has released a Notice of Hearing for a proposed DCWP rule to implement new legislation relating to labor standards for Third Party Delivery Service workers. The hearing will take place on Thursday, March 31 at 11:00am. Learn more here.

This April, volunteer with DOROT to deliver a Passover package and share a friendly phone call with an older adult in the community. Click here to sign up.

The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) is here to help businesses open faster, navigate government agencies, and avoid fines and violations. Please take this 5-minute survey to help SBS better understand the impact that violations have on small businesses in New York City. To share additional feedback please email the NYC SBS Regulatory Reform at regreform@sbs.nyc.gov.

The NYPD 20th Precinct has released some tips that will help you stay safe. Click here to read about bike safety and here for health club and gym safety tips.