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Sushi Meets Fried Chicken

My mom, my sister and I went to Shirokuro for sushi after a swimming lesson in the East Village. And to be very honest we simply asked Chat GPT to find the best sushi place near us and it recommended Shirokuro!

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Gorgeous New Book Offers Treasure Trove of  Village and Jazz History

If the Village has played an outsize role in American — dare one say Western? — culture, it’s thanks largely to a legendary array of idiosyncratic promoters and performance venues. Deborah Gordon’s terrific tribute to one such venue, The Last of the Jazz Joints: An Incomplete History of the Village Vanguard, shows what it takes to create a space hospitable to cutting-edge performers.

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Nature

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How Clean Is the Hudson River?

In April, the New York State Department of Health (DOH) announced that New Yorkers could eat some fish from the Lower Hudson River for the first time in 50 years. It marked a milestone for a river with a toxic reputation and an infamous designation as the country’s largest Superfund site.

Parks

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To Go

Frequently, I’m unwittingly asked the trio of “favorite” questions:  1) What’s your favorite bird? (The one I’m looking at.) 2) What’s your favorite season? (This one.) 3) What’s your favorite place to see birds? (Where I am.)

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The Loneliness Epidemic Hiding in Plain Sight Among NYC’s Older Adults

Many of the older adults who come through Greenwich House’s Older Adult Centers are navigating some kind of loss. A spouse or partner may have passed away. Friends they’ve known for decades may have died, one by one. Their children may have grown up and moved away, and the calls and visits may have become less frequent. Over time, those losses can shrink a person’s world in ways that aren’t always immediately visible.

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Remembering 9/11

America at 250

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