Lenox Hill Hospital is unloading some property.
The Upper East Side medical center recently sold six brownstones from 110-120 East 76th Street for $26 million, according to a spokesperson at the hospital. The buyer was the increasingly active Chetrit Group.
“These buildings were residential real estate owned by the hospital that had Read More
Sept. 18, 2006
11:15 a.m.
10 pounds, 4 ounces
Lenox Hill Hospital
A mere hour after cinematically screaming for an epidural, Nancy Dubuc, 37, the senior vice president of program development at A&E television, gave birth to a substantial-sized daughter with a full head of bushy brown hair. “One push and she came flying out!” Read More
May 28, 2006
11:38 a.m.
8 pounds, 12 ounces
Lenox Hill Hospital
Ya gotta love Brooklyn! When Boerum Hill brownstone owner Angela Ferrante’s water broke at 6 a.m. on a Sunday, she knew she could count on her upstairs neighbor, who rents the top two floors. “[He] gladly jumped out of bed and drove us Read More
April 11, 2006
8:14 p.m.
6 pounds, 15 ounces
Lenox Hill Hospital
Though nicknamed Thor, after the Viking god of thunder, this redheaded firstborn boy is as tame as his favorite stuffed animal, a lion, whom he enjoys engaging in frequent stare-downs. “He’s a perfect baby,” said mom Kirsten Marino, 37, owner of Slope Sports, Read More
After more than six years together, Lenox Hill Hospital and Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital—the odd couple of the Upper East Side medical establishment—are re-examining their relationship, potentially with an eye to divorce. And as with so many marriages that falter or fail, the cause of the friction between the granite-sheathed Lenox Hill and Read More
After more than six years together, Lenox Hill Hospital and Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital—the odd couple of the Upper East Side medical establishment—are re-examining their relationship, potentially with an eye to divorce. And as with so many marriages that falter or fail, the cause of the friction between the granite-sheathed Lenox Hill and Read More
The high-end auction-house business is considered among the more genteel of professions. But apparently it has its perils—and not just for those who bid over their heads. On Dec. 5, the NYPD was summoned to Sotheby’s after three employees were exposed to a toxic substance.
The substance in question wasn’t formaldehyde that leaked from some Read More
The high-end auction-house business is considered among the more genteel of professions. But apparently it has its perils—and not just for those who bid over their heads. On Dec. 5, the NYPD was summoned to Sotheby’s after three employees were exposed to a toxic substance.
The substance in question wasn’t formaldehyde that leaked from some Read More
The high-end auction-house business is considered among the more genteel of professions. But apparently it has its perils—and not just for those who bid over their heads. On Dec. 5, the NYPD was summoned to Sotheby’s after three employees were exposed to a toxic substance.
The substance in question wasn’t formaldehyde that leaked Read More
The high-end auction-house business is considered among the more genteel of professions. But apparently it has its perils—and not just for those who bid over their heads. On Dec. 5, the NYPD was summoned to Sotheby’s after three employees were exposed to a toxic substance.
The substance in question wasn’t formaldehyde that leaked from some Read More
