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Scott Etkin has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in May 2025. The social media accounts linked to from Scott Etkin are: • LinkedIn • Email Besides social media accounts, scottetkin has populated their site with: • What’s to Come for ABC’s Former UWS Campus? It’s Up in the Air… • CB7 Committee Backs New Transitional Housing on West 83rd Street to Bring Homeless Indoors • Small Business Focus: The Independent Cafe • It’s Anything But Boring Selling Political Buttons on the ‘Deep-Blue Upper West Side’ • West Side Runner Racing for a Spot in the Olympics Thanks to the Man Behind an UWS Running Club • Celebrated Local Author Talks About the Changes in NYC and the UWS Since the 1970s • The Spring Bird Migration Is Happening: What to Know for UWSers • Olympian Coaches Kids at UWS Fencing Club; ‘He Helps Me Stay Disciplined, But We Still Have Fun’ • Extell Chairman Says He’s Willing to Include Affordable Housing at Former UWS ABC Site • Sanitation Explanation: Trash Containerization FAQ • By the Numbers: Is the Rat Problem Getting Better on the UWS? • Lincoln Square’s New Bins Put Trash Where Rats Can’t Reach • CB7 Committees Vote Against Proposed Deliverista Hub on West 72nd Street & Broadway • UWS Pet Experts Give Summer Heat and Travel Tips for Dogs and Cats • Upper West Side Dog Attack Spurs Upcoming Webinar and Workshop on How to Respond • Pit Bull Owner Doesn’t Show for Second Hearing; Warrant Still Out for Arrest • Electric Cars Gaining on the Upper West Side but Trump’s Bill Dims Outlook • Meet Barry, A New Upper West Sider Looking for a Good Meal • Pre-Pandemic Need Triples at UWS Food Nonprofits: “The People Go Up, the Grant Money Stays the Same” • City Proposal Would Replace an UWS Library Building and Add Housing with Affordable Units • Maman Lincoln Center Is Opening Monday, March 21 and Donating 100% of Day One Proceeds to Ukrainian Families • By the Numbers: Compost ‘Smart Bins’ Used More Than 150,000 Times in First Year on UWS • Memorial Outside of McDonald’s Honors 'Green Eyes,' a Friendly Presence on the UWS • Some UWS Streets Have New Rules for Parking, Including Paying by App • Trash Containerization Pilot in Morningside Heights Extended; Early Findings Show Decrease in Rats • More Composting Facilities To Be Built in Parks, Modeled on Riverside Park Initiative • Columbia University Athletes Go for Gold at the Winter Olympics • Pilates Studios Proliferate on the UWS: Local Studio Owners Weigh In on the Reasons Why • City Resumes Enforcement of Composting; What the UWS Numbers Show About Participation • Anger, Fear, and Frustration at UWS Town Hall Hosted by Nadler and Hoylman-Sigal • West-Park Presbyterian Makes Its Case to Demolish the UWS Church So Its Mission Can Continue • Meet Caroline Shinkle, a Republican Candidate Running to Represent the UWS in Congress • Familiar Elected Officials, Some in New Roles, Address Local Issues at UWS Town Hall • Gas Tops $5 on the Upper West Side, Straining Local Station as Well as Drivers • DOT Proposes Major Redesign of 72nd Street, Including New Two-Way Bike Lane • An UWS Bee Distribution: ‘A Shoe Box of 12,000 Flying, Singing, Venomous Creatures’ • Women Find Strength and Community at Grassroots Fitness by Lifting Heavy • Global Citizen Festival Returning to Central Park a Year After It and Ophelia Ravaged the Great Lawn • Proposed Lincoln Center Redesign Promises More Green Space and a Warmer Welcome to Its West Side Neighbors • Earth Day on the UWS: Local Climate Legislation That Could Make an Impact • Flooding Is Getting Worse; What the City and We Can Do to Improve Resilience • MTA Customer Experience Survey Says… • ‘Rescuers’ Save a Quarter of a Million Meals for People in Need on the UWS as Food Insecurity Grows • A Conversation with Erik Bottcher, the Upper West Side’s New State Senator • Colorful 103rd Street Redesign Prioritizes Pedestrians Over Parking • Earth Month UWS Explainer: How to ‘Compost’ Food Scraps and Why It Matters • MetroCards Are Giving Way to OMNY: What to Know About the Phase Out • Colorful QR Codes Installed to Help People With Low Vision or Little English Navigate the Subway System • The Secret to Rat Control on the Upper West Side? ‘It’s All About Food Availability’