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Road Runners rule leaves disabled runners behind ahead of Brooklyn Half
Disabled runners looking forward to running in this weekend’s iconic Brooklyn Half say the fast-and-loose organizers are leaving them in…
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New pitch to install permanent gates at iconic Washington Square Park reignites debate among NYers’
A plan to install permanent gates at the iconic Washington Square Park is igniting a tug-of-war between safety and preserving…
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Top NYC selfie spot battered by tourists braces for World Cup
An already overrun selfie spot in Brooklyn that’s battered by thousands of tourists a day is about to become even…
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King Charles, Queen Camilla visit NYC for first time in 19 years
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are set for a pomp-filled trip to the Big Apple Wednesday — but locals…
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Hipster NYC straphangers fear third straight summer of hell on G train
G is for, “Give us a break!” Straphangers who rely on the Brooklyn-Queens crosstown G train line in hipster neighborhoods…
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How a fifth-grader’s hand-drawn logo became trendy NYC nabe’s hottest new design
A ramen-loving fifth grader’s original hand-drawn artwork will soon grace hats, tote bags and T-shirts around Greenpoint after the trendy…
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NYC pothole complaints surge to highest level in years
Pothole complaints are surging in the Big Apple for the first time in years after two monster snowfalls recently pummeled…
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Iconic 121-year-old NYC Italian restaurant Ferdinando’s gets new life — but with a twist
A red sauce revival is coming to Brooklyn. Ferdinando’s Focacceria in Carroll Gardens – which abruptly closed last year after…
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NYC never opened 25 planned preschools despite demand surge: records
Roughly 20 planned early childhood education centers in the Big Apple mysteriously sit idle as demand surges for universal pre-K…
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