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News CB 3 tackles parks, new construction projects and ICE
This month’s Community Board 3 meetings, are heading into the new season of Spring with new construction changes in Lower...
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News NYCHA tenants seek justice for death of Gavin Cintron
Every week, Michael Cintron lays flowers around the Jacob Riis Houses in the Lower East Side in honor of his...
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News East Village mosque in immediate need of major repairs
Ramadan is the most sacred time for Muslims, marking the period when the Quran, the holy book of Islam, was...
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Music JAZZ: Honey for the Fight
Nostalgia is a perilous emotion. We all have comforts from the past that we want to preserve in our minds...
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Music ANTHONY HADEN-GUEST TURNS INTO A PIANO (almost)
Anthony Haden-Guest turned 88 and, as part of the celebration, he got body painted in the middle of the dance...
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Features Drinking with Katherine: The York
“Your new review is a great addition to Google. Contributions like this help others make decisions about the things worth...
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Features East Villagers carry joy in the form of tiny figurines: Sonny Angels
It’s 11:30 a.m. on a chilly Friday, and the small children’s boutique on 9th Street won’t open for another half...
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Features Coffee Corner: What’s the difference? cappuccino vs. flat white vs. latte
I found myself explaining this to several coffee drinking friends of mine recently. It got me to thinking that maybe...
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Features Can we have an affordable city that preserves our heritage?
On a sunny 81 degree Saturday, inside a windowless room in a new 31 story glass and steel tower, historic...
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Features Dealing with the First Presbyterian Church’s slaveholding legacy
If nations were born with original sin, America’s would be slavery. When Thomas Jefferson penned our Declaration of Independence from...
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Arts Musical Musings with Medea
Well, hello there my friends and welcome to the April edition of “Tits Up Brooklyn!” where we explore some of...
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Arts Quinn on Books: “Aisle Be Back: Why Trader Joe’s Keeps Us Coming”
Review of “The Art of Trader Joe’s: Discovering the Hidden Art Gems of America’s Favorite Grocery Store,” by Julie Averbach...
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Arts Peter Frampton Comes Alive at the Cuttting Room
Peter Frampton made a splash in New York, first appearing at the ninth annual star-studded benefit concert for God's Love...
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Arts ART: Walton Ford at Gagosian
522 West 21st Street March 5 - April 15 by Lee Klein The only thing that the wealthy off-the-charts eccentric...
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Arts Willard Morgan, The Mayor of West Eighth Street
He’s an impresario. He’s a musician. He’s a performance artist, an actor, a singer, and a producer. He’s Willard Morgan,...
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Arts Art Review – capturing the beauty in nature – Sylvie Covey at Noho
Anyone who loves beauty and botanical prints should rush to Chelsea and see Sylvie Covey’s exhibit. It is another brilliant...
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Arts MUSIC: Wiggly Air, music of the month
Apparitions of the Eternal Earth. On their monolithic 2022 debut, Eyes Like Predatory Wealth, the Houston, TX trio Apparitions set forth...
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Arts LUNA LUNA: A dazzling art carnival revived at Hudson Yards
The Canadian Rapper and mogul Drake not only makes cakes (lol) but he buys whole art amusement parks and sends...
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