Pisilio, which just returned to the heart of Chelsea, is reknowned for its world class sandwiches sourced with genuine Italian ingredients.
Pisilio, which just returned to the heart of Chelsea, is reknowned for its world class sandwiches sourced with genuine Italian ingredients. ( Photo: Pisilio)

A one block stretch of Seventh Ave. between West 21st and West 22nd is emerging as a new Italian-American dining hub. And the newest addition, Pisillo Italian Panini, a renowned Italian sandwich shop, is back where it all began.

Pisilio Returns to Heart of Chelsea
07 Jun 2025 | 06:00
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With over 506,000 claiming Italian-American heritage, New York City remains the largest Italian city outside of Italy and food remains very intertwined with the culture. Everyone knows of Manhattan’s iconic (if shrinking) Little Italy, and foodies flock to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. But Chelsea is...

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A truck driven by an alleged drunk driver crashed through a fence and came to rest atop metal bleachers next to a baseball field in Corlears Hook Park early in the evening of July 4. Six firefighters were honored for their work extracting four civilians from the wreckage at the FDNY Medal Day ceremony on June 4.
A truck driven by an alleged drunk driver crashed through a fence and came to rest atop metal bleachers next to a baseball field in Corlears Hook Park early in the evening of July 4. Six firefighters were honored for their work extracting four civilians from the wreckage at the FDNY Medal Day ceremony on June 4. ( Photo: FDNY)

Six Firefighters Earn Medal for Complex Truck Rescue at Corlears Hook Park
06 Jun 2025 | 07:40

Manhattan’s Ladder Company 18 was honored with the World Trade Center Memorial Medal at the FDNY Medal...

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Swimmers cool off at Hamilton Fish Pool, which for the past three years was the only pool in Manhattan offering youth learn to swim programs staffed by city lifeguards. In a bygone era, most city pools offered free youth swimming programs but the lifeguard shortage forced the program to be curtailed in past years.
Swimmers cool off at Hamilton Fish Pool, which for the past three years was the only pool in Manhattan offering youth learn to swim programs staffed by city lifeguards. In a bygone era, most city pools offered free youth swimming programs but the lifeguard shortage forced the program to be curtailed in past years. ( Photo: NYC Parks Department)

NYC Parks Confident Lifeguard Numbers Will Meet Summer Demand

06 Jun 2025 | 06:41

Following years of staffing shortage, which have left beaches partially closed and youth swim lessons...

FDNY Medal Day 2025. Firefighter Michael D. Kotzo, Ladder Company 28, receiving the Chief of Department Peter J. Ganci Medal. First Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro (left), FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker (second from left), and Mayor Adams also present.
FDNY Medal Day 2025. Firefighter Michael D. Kotzo, Ladder Company 28, receiving the Chief of Department Peter J. Ganci Medal. First Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro (left), FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker (second from left), and Mayor Adams also present. ( Photo: Brian Berger)

Among 70 Honorees at FDNY Medal Day Are 18 Who Answered the Call in Manhattan

Thousands of firefighters, their families, and friends filled the plaza and lawns at City Hall Park on June 4 for the annual...

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05 Jun 2025 | 06:44
State Assmembly Member Rebecca Seawright is touting new bills that will streamline aging-at-home and other eldercare programs for seniors statewide, including in her Upper East Side district, which has one of the highest concentrations of seniors in the city.
State Assmembly Member Rebecca Seawright is touting new bills that will streamline aging-at-home and other eldercare programs for seniors statewide, including in her Upper East Side district, which has one of the highest concentrations of seniors in the city. ( Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Seawright Heralds Passage of Bills That Streamline Elder Care

Upper East Side State Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright is touting two freshly passed bills that she says will streamline...

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08 Jun 2025 | 06:49
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