My Baptism From Brother
I saw a theatrical ad for Brother Theodore and his one man sermon on the mount so to speak, in an off broadway theatre in the West Village.
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No to Subway Service Cuts
City leaders and transit advocates rallied outside of Grand Central Terminal call on Gov. Kathy Hochul to invest more money into bus and subway service.
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Goodbye and hello
Mia was a Maltese Poodle, three years of age when she was given to Liza to foster. Mia had several medical problems and Liza made sure she received the medical care she deserved. They bonded during that time. Liza adopted her and they lived together for 13 years.
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Saving Central Park
Horses and carriages have always been a part of the history and enjoyment of Central Park. They move at a slow walking speed, are well cared for in comfortable stables and often offer the only opportunities for children to see horses.
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Uber Drivers Say They Are Struggling
Uber was once seen by many drivers as a better alternative to the yellow cabs that had long ruled city streets.
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Lower Manhattan Parents Allege Years of Racism and Bullying in Civil Rights Lawsuit
Lawsuit alleges teachers and school officials fostered, enabled, and perpetuated a racially hostile environment at Peck Slip School.
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Why This Year Is the Year the MTA Puts Customers First
Bringing customer service to subway riders, who have done without meaningful change for too long, is part of the MTAs progress into the 21st century.
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The Mysterious Disappearance of The 13th Street Theater
For about 60 years, Edith O’Hara ran one of the only nurturing theaters where young artists could go to free their imaginations. Why wouldn’t we protect this building?
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Visionary Author and Activist Barbara Love Dies at 85
Barbara Love brought women together across the many adjectives meant to divide us.
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Midtown Community Court to Expand Operations
Midtown Community Court operated continuously from 1993 until in-person proceedings were suspended during the peak COVID period.
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Wavering on Wharton’s Waverley Village streets
Wharton’s characters, placed in the period of her childhood, depict the crustiest of the upper crust of New York society, girding against the encroaching Gilded Age
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Summertime
Summertime, A Cat We Met in the Wintertime at a Mini Bodega on Hudson Street in the Village WILLIE...
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The West Village is Staging a Comeback
The Village is back and back in a way it has always been; drama, friction, but most of all an iconic part of our city.
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HISTORY NOW: 727 Washington Street
Greenwich Village in the late 19th century had matured from a rural village to an important commercial center as the rapidly growing New York City expanded north.
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Hospital Staff and Community Efforts at NYEE Gains Big Win
Mount Sinai has been slowly relocating facilities and staff from the Second Avenue sites to other locations that are part of the Mount Sinai Beth Israel network. The relocated departments included surgery, clinical and ambulatory units. The DOH panel, known as the New York Public Health and Health Planning Council, voted 11-6 to approve the merger
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America at 250
- Autumn Safety Tips for your Pets
There’s nothing like the crisp, cool air and luscious foliage to get you excited for the changing seasons. But fall is also a time of lurking dangers for our furry friends. From household poisons to cold weather hazards, there are important safety issues to consider to keep your pet safe, happy and healthy during the autumn months.