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{$inline_image} Monday: A record ride, more marvelous weather, and the city’s worst train derailments.
The problem, which may affect thousands of homes, poses a thicket of legal, emotional and financial issues for homeowners, who say early warnings were ignored.
Tuesday: A training ground for stellar chefs, cooking classes, and an exciting culinary competition.
Hundreds of members of the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary have passed through the doors of the residence on East 15th Street since 1948. Now it is all but empty.
Guards testified they faked records to make it appear they were making rounds, but instead read books or did puzzles, a report said.
New York City is an amazing place. I’ve been smitten ever since my first visit and it’s a love affair that continues. It’s a city that offers so much. It’s also a city that can easily break your budget! NYC living doesn’t always equal cheap living. However, there is plenty to do for free or …
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The Holiday Season in New York City is a magical time. The streets are filled with tourists and New Yorkers heading in all directions. Iconic shopping streets such as Fifth Avenue are filled with lights, festive decorations, and promises of sales. The smell of winter and hot chestnuts on the street corners can be enchanting. …
Architectural renderings allow us to peer into the future of our beloved city without a crystal ball. New York City has some big changes coming, and here are 17 future attractions that will transform the Big Apple as we know it. 1. The New Penn Station This summer a multibillion dollar plan will finally get …
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It might baffle outsiders that New York City has yet to elect a Latino Mayor, but some New Yorkers would argue it’s less about symbolism and more about results. The reasons are numerous. Analysts say the city’s political power structure hasn’t lend itself to cater a Latino candidate and many are also questioning the viability …
New York’s gross state product in 2010 was $1.16 trillion, ranking third in size behind the larger states of California and Texas.[45] If New York were an independent nation, it would rank as the 16th largest economy in the world behind Turkey. Its 2007 per capita personal income was $46,364, placing it sixth in the …