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More Than $2 Million in Heroin, Crystal Meth Seized in Queens
Three men were indicted on trafficking charges after cops seized nearly 20 pounds of heroin and meth.
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Taxi Driver Crashes Into Duane Reade in Chelsea, Officials Say
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New Play About Manhattan's History Comes to Iconic Farley Post Office
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Hell's Kitchen Locals Seek Broad Feedback for $1.8M Park Redesign
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Downtown Hospital Slashes EMT and Paramedic Jobs Ahead of Takeover
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Two Hurt as New York Water Taxi Hits Pier in Battery Park
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Storm-Shuttered Seaport Bars Opening Wine and Beer Pop-Up Shop on Pier 17
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Lower East Side Film Festival Announces Summer Lineup
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Lower Eastside Girls Club Launches Sierra Leone Chapter
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Stuy Town Resident Searches for Owner of Found Parakeet
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Schools Chancellor Pledges to Fight Back Against Anti-Gay Violence
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Gay Man Shot in Hate Crime Faced Discrimination 'With Grace,' Friend Says
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Man Killed in Greenwich Village Anti-Gay Hate Crime, Cops Say
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New High-Capacity Trash Cans Aim to Keep the Streets of El Barrio Cleaner
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Olympic Gold Medalist Cullen Jones Kicks Off Swim Education Tour in Harlem
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Subway Maintenance on 4 and 5 Lines to Disrupt Service Next Week, MTA Says
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Residents Seek to Save Former Camera Club Building, Stave Off Development
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Hurley's Bartender Says 'Matilda' Shines But 'Cinderella' Falls Flat
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Man Falls Out Window onto Nathan Lane Play Marquee
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Stuy Town Resident Searches for Owner of Found Parakeet
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National Arts Club Votes in New President
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Well-Dressed Man Tries to Rob Midtown East Bank, Cops Say
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Popular UES Cafe, DTUT, to Reopen on Second Avenue
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Subway Maintenance on 4 and 5 Lines to Disrupt Service Next Week, MTA Says
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Yorkville Sushi Restaurant Tenzan Shuttered by Health Department
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Environmental Review Ordered for Controversial UWS Nursing Home Development
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Dunkin' Donuts on UWS Robbed at Gunpoint, Police Say
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Lincoln Center Names New President
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Cellphone Thief Caught Red-Faced on App, Cops Say
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City Promises to Fix Recurring Inwood Pothole
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Explora Restaurant Week Hopes to Draw Diners Uptown
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Drunk Driver Kills One, Injures Two in Mount Hope
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Cops Seek Two Men Wanted in String of Bronx Robberies
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Bronx Students Survey Peers About Violence Then Create Safety Plan
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Bronx Man Robbed in Gunpoint Home Invasion
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Secretly Recorded State Senator in The Bronx Says She Did Nothing Wrong
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Bronx Week 2013 to Celebrate the Best of the Borough
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Mom and Boyfriend Charged After 3-Year-Old Girl Dies in The Bronx, DA Says
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3-Year-Old Girl Found Dead in Bronx, Cops Say
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Horace Mann Staff Abused 25 Students But Can't Be Prosecuted, Bronx DA Says
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Longtime Port Morris Antiques Dealer Has Power Cut Off
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13-Year-Old Girl Struck by Car in Bronx
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Cops Seek Two Men Wanted in String of Bronx Robberies
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More Than $2 Million in Heroin, Crystal Meth Seized in Queens
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Weekend Subway Disruptions Promised as Work Affects Multiple Lines
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Secretly Recorded State Senator in The Bronx Says She Did Nothing Wrong
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Transit Advocates Want Better Waterfront Bus Access in Astoria and LIC
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Volunteers' Apple-Green Paint Job at Woodside Park Too Bright for City
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Dozens Charged in Massive Drug Sweep in Queens
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Ex-School Teacher Pleads Guilty to Statutory Rape Of Former Student
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Three Little Pigs Born at Queens Zoo
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Parents Bank on Moneyball When it Comes to College Tuition
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Ex-School Teacher Pleads Guilty to Statutory Rape Of Former Student
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Gunman Who Killed Queens Teen Opened Fire on Bus to Show Off, Sources Say
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Devastated Family Mourns Queens Man Slain Outside Nightclub
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Queens MTA Clerk Helped Stage Her Own Robbery, Prosecutors Say
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19-Year-Old Stabbed by Four Men in East Elmhurst, Police Say
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Two Thieves Beat and Rob Man Inside His Elmhurst Home, Police Say
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10 Injured in Three-Car Crash on Cross Bay Boulevard
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Son Charged with Stabbing Mom to Death in the Rockaways, Cops Say
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New Pro Bono Rule Spurs Law Student Aid to Hurricane Sandy Victims
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Want Ketchup With That? McDonald's Squeezes Extra Fee From Manhattan Diners
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Boy's Foot Run Over by School Bus in Brooklyn, Witnesses Say
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Red Bull Bandit Holds Up Brooklyn 7-Eleven at Gunpoint
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Cops Hunt F Train Purse Snatcher
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Rent vs. Buy: Navigating Brooklyn's Tight Real Estate Market
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Measles Outbreak Hits Borough Park and Williamsburg, Officials Say
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Cricket Catches On in Brooklyn
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DNA Match Leads to Arrest in 2012 Lincoln Terrace Park Rape
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State Sen. Sampson Stole $440K from Foreclosure Victims, Feds Charge
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'Restorative Yoga' Helps Active Firefighters Stay Relaxed
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Red Hook Firefighters Battle in a Heated Chili Cook-Off
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Red Hook Charter School Launches Pre-K Program
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Brooklyn Half Marathon Kicks Off with Three Days of Parties in DUMBO
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Man Arrested in Attempted Rape of 13-Year-Old Girl in Coney Island
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Brooklyn's Must-Do Food Festivals
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Man Arrested For Raping Woman Near Brooklyn College, Cops Say
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Rent vs. Buy: Navigating Brooklyn's Tight Real Estate Market
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Brooklyn Half Marathon Kicks Off with Three Days of Parties in DUMBO
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Hakeem Jeffries Questions Eric Holder on Stop-and-Frisk
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Assemblyman Boyland Faces New Bribery and Corruption Charges
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Suspect Identified in May 2012 Rape in Lincoln Terrace Park
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Fort Greene Tennis Ladder Serves Up Fun and Rivalry for Fifth Year Running
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Rumors of Pratt Cats Purge Spurs Student Action
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Hakeem Jeffries Questions Eric Holder on Stop-and-Frisk
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Barclays Center's 'Signature Scent' Tickles Noses, Curiosity
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Park Slope's Community Bookstore Opening Windsor Terrace Outpost
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Fonda Restaurant Chef Opening New Park Slope Eatery, Records Show
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Barclays Center's 'Signature Scent' Tickles Noses, Curiosity
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Livery Car Kills Brooklyn Cyclist by the Brooklyn Museum on Eastern Parkway
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Foy Rakes in $21,000 in Latest Central Brooklyn Council Race Filing
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Maine Man Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Teen Found at Gerritsen Beach
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Brooklyn Half Marathon Kicks Off with Three Days of Parties in DUMBO
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Cricket Catches On in Brooklyn
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Historic Tanker Celebrates 75th Birthday with Open House and Tours
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'Restorative Yoga' Helps Active Firefighters Stay Relaxed
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Red Hook Firefighters Battle in a Heated Chili Cook-Off
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Assembly Announces Sex Harassment Reforms After Lopez Resigns
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City Built Less Than 2 Percent of Affordable Units Promised to Williamsburg
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Williamsburg Sports Bar Offers Family's Tribute to 9/11 Victim
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Bee Swarm Outside Staten Island School Evades NYPD
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Suspect Used Fraudulent Credit Card at Two S.I. Locations, Cops Say
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Pol Helps Great Kills Memorial Day Parade Carry On With Cash Infusion
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Staten Island Nanny Pleads Guilty After Video Shows Her Hitting Two Babies
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City Seeks Developers to Restore Staten Island Marsh
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Sandy Relief Hub's New Location Shut Down by City
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Staten Island Playwright to Give Borough Debut for Phone Sex Comedy
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Beer to be Brewed on Staten Island for First Time in 50 Years
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Staten Island Pols Push Bill to Increase Frequency of Nighttime Ferries
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Three Men Injured in Early Morning Bed-Stuy Shooting
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Foy Rakes in $21,000 in Latest Central Brooklyn Council Race Filing
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Hakeem Jeffries Questions Eric Holder on Stop-and-Frisk
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Rent vs. Buy: Navigating Brooklyn's Tight Real Estate Market
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Workers Paint Flagpole Atop Brooklyn Bridge
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Assemblyman Boyland Faces New Bribery and Corruption Charges
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Lower East Side Film Festival Announces Summer Lineup
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Historic Tanker Celebrates 75th Birthday with Open House and Tours
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Buddakan's Soup Dumplings Ring in a Prosperous Chinese New Year
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Ex-School Teacher Pleads Guilty to Statutory Rape Of Former Student
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Family of Mark Carson Joins More than 1,000 to March Against Violence
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Cellphone Thief Caught Red-Faced on App, Cops Say
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DOE High School Admissions Process Violates Civil Rights, Complaint Says
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Quinn Slams State DOE for Using Kids as Standardized Test 'Guinea Pigs'
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Principal Returns Home to Transform a School in Need
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Buddakan's Soup Dumplings Ring in a Prosperous Chinese New Year
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Popular UES Cafe, DTUT, to Reopen on Second Avenue
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Flaming Lips and The Darkness play Googa Mooga Friday Night
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Downtown Hospital Slashes EMT and Paramedic Jobs Ahead of Takeover
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'Restorative Yoga' Helps Active Firefighters Stay Relaxed
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Lower Eastside Girls Club Launches Sierra Leone Chapter
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Olympic Gold Medalist Cullen Jones Kicks Off Swim Education Tour in Harlem
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City Starts Long-Awaited Repairs to Queensbridge Park Seawall
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Best Places to Get Out On the Water From the Upper West Side
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Assembly Announces Sex Harassment Reforms After Lopez Resigns
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Quinn Slams State DOE for Using Kids as Standardized Test 'Guinea Pigs'
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Schools Chancellor Pledges to Fight Back Against Anti-Gay Violence
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City Built Less Than 2 Percent of Affordable Units Promised to Williamsburg
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Residents Seek to Save Former Camera Club Building, Stave Off Development
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Environmental Review Ordered for Controversial UWS Nursing Home Development
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Transit Advocates Want Better Waterfront Bus Access in Astoria and LIC
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Lincoln Tunnel Reopens After Truck Accident on New Jersey Side
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City Promises to Fix Recurring Inwood Pothole
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Chilling 911 Call Is One of 700 Domestic Violence Cases NYPD Sees Daily
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Custodian Arrested for Allegedly Stalking Teen at Lady Gaga's Former School
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'Public Safety Exception' Used in Boston Bomb Case Traces Back to Queens
- Lower East Side Film Festival Announces Summer Lineup
- Historic Tanker Celebrates 75th Birthday with Open House and Tours
- Buddakan's Soup Dumplings Ring in a Prosperous Chinese New Year
- Williamsburg Sports Bar Offers Family's Tribute to 9/11 Victim
- Hurley's Bartender Says 'Matilda' Shines But 'Cinderella' Falls Flat
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Flaming Lips and The Darkness play Googa Mooga Friday Night
- The Darkness Singer Dishes About the City, Rock 'N' Roll and Lady Gaga
- Lincoln Center Names New President
- Crown Heights Tackles Street Violence with Kingston Avenue Festival
- Scarification Emerges as Cutting-Edge Body Art in Brooklyn
- Ex-School Teacher Pleads Guilty to Statutory Rape Of Former Student
- Family of Mark Carson Joins More than 1,000 to March Against Violence
- Cellphone Thief Caught Red-Faced on App, Cops Say
- Schools Chancellor Pledges to Fight Back Against Anti-Gay Violence
- Gunman Who Killed Queens Teen Opened Fire on Bus to Show Off, Sources Say
- More Than $2 Million in Heroin, Crystal Meth Seized in Queens
- Lincoln Tunnel Reopens After Truck Accident on New Jersey Side
- Devastated Family Mourns Queens Man Slain Outside Nightclub
- City Promises to Fix Recurring Inwood Pothole
- Gay Man Shot in Hate Crime Faced Discrimination 'With Grace,' Friend Says
- DOE High School Admissions Process Violates Civil Rights, Complaint Says
- Quinn Slams State DOE for Using Kids as Standardized Test 'Guinea Pigs'
- Principal Returns Home to Transform a School in Need
- Jamaica Avenue Tour Highlights Neighborhood's History
- Parents Plea for DOE to Make Beacon High School a New Middle School
- Red Hook Charter School Launches Pre-K Program
- Bronx Students Survey Peers About Violence Then Create Safety Plan
- Protesters March Against Plan to Turn Former Community Center into Dorms
- Last-Minute Summer Camp Options
- Parents Protest Proposed Admissions Plan for New UES Middle School
- Buddakan's Soup Dumplings Ring in a Prosperous Chinese New Year
- Popular UES Cafe, DTUT, to Reopen on Second Avenue
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Flaming Lips and The Darkness play Googa Mooga Friday Night
- Red Hook Firefighters Battle in a Heated Chili Cook-Off
- 7-Eleven Opens Its First Location in Jamaica
- Harlem Shake Opens With a Retro Vibe on Lenox Avenue
- Fonda Restaurant Chef Opening New Park Slope Eatery, Records Show
- Beer to be Brewed on Staten Island for First Time in 50 Years
- Yorkville Sushi Restaurant Tenzan Shuttered by Health Department
- Bushwick's Surge of Liquor License Applications Prompts Extra Meetings
- Downtown Hospital Slashes EMT and Paramedic Jobs Ahead of Takeover
- 'Restorative Yoga' Helps Active Firefighters Stay Relaxed
- Lower Eastside Girls Club Launches Sierra Leone Chapter
- Environmental Review Ordered for Controversial UWS Nursing Home Development
- Last-Minute Summer Camp Options
- Gay Cowboy Bar Flaming Saddles Shut Down by Health Department
- Central Park Conservancy Kicks Off Free Weekly Exercise Class
- Forest Hills to Get Greener Thanks to Tree Giveaway
- Locals Want Ft. Greene Park's 'Dust Bowl' Covered with Grass and Astro Turf
- Wanted: Female Lifeguard to Rescue Hasidic Swimming Sessions at City Pool
- Olympic Gold Medalist Cullen Jones Kicks Off Swim Education Tour in Harlem
- City Starts Long-Awaited Repairs to Queensbridge Park Seawall
- Best Places to Get Out On the Water From the Upper West Side
- Prince Harry, President Obama Visit New York City
- Dry Hudson River Park Play Fountain to Re-Open This Summer
- 'Stroller Center' Will Replace Basketball Court at New Hell's Kitchen Park
- LES Youth Baseball League Teams Up with MLB to Help Grow Local Sports
- Record-Breaking Martial Artist Teaches Kids to Break Barriers in E. Village
- Navigating the Upper West Side With a Baby: Strollers vs. Babywearing
- Service Dog Helps Children Learn to Read at Mulberry Street Library
- Assembly Announces Sex Harassment Reforms After Lopez Resigns
- Quinn Slams State DOE for Using Kids as Standardized Test 'Guinea Pigs'
- Schools Chancellor Pledges to Fight Back Against Anti-Gay Violence
- City Built Less Than 2 Percent of Affordable Units Promised to Williamsburg
- Volunteers' Apple-Green Paint Job at Woodside Park Too Bright for City
- Disgraced Pol Vito Lopez to Resign and Run for City Council
- Sheldon Silver Will Oust Vito Lopez After Harassment Scandal, Reports Say
- Stonewall Riots Comic Book to be Released Before Pride Parade
- Hakeem Jeffries Questions Eric Holder on Stop-and-Frisk
- Midtown Officials Criticize Timing of East Midtown Rezoning Vision Plan
- City Built Less Than 2 Percent of Affordable Units Promised to Williamsburg
- Residents Seek to Save Former Camera Club Building, Stave Off Development
- Environmental Review Ordered for Controversial UWS Nursing Home Development
- Volunteers' Apple-Green Paint Job at Woodside Park Too Bright for City
- National Arts Club Votes in New President
- New Play About Manhattan's History Comes to Iconic Farley Post Office
- 90-Year-Old Widow Last to Move Out at Fourth Avenue Development Site
- $100M Midtown Penthouse Goes Back on the Market
- Most Expensive Village Townhouse Hits Market for $28.9 Million
- Midtown Officials Criticize Timing of East Midtown Rezoning Vision Plan
- Transit Advocates Want Better Waterfront Bus Access in Astoria and LIC
- Lincoln Tunnel Reopens After Truck Accident on New Jersey Side
- City Promises to Fix Recurring Inwood Pothole
- Subway Maintenance on 4 and 5 Lines to Disrupt Service Next Week, MTA Says
- Subway Service Disruptions Affect 13 Lines This Weekend
- Staten Island Pols Push Bill to Increase Frequency of Nighttime Ferries
- A Train Subway to Resume Service to Rockaways
- Skeleton on Park Avenue Warns Drivers to Slow Down
- City Expands IKEA Ferry Service in Red Hook Starting Memorial Day
- Queens MTA Clerk Helped Stage Her Own Robbery, Prosecutors Say
- Chilling 911 Call Is One of 700 Domestic Violence Cases NYPD Sees Daily
- Custodian Arrested for Allegedly Stalking Teen at Lady Gaga's Former School
- 'Public Safety Exception' Used in Boston Bomb Case Traces Back to Queens
- City To Defend Cop Who Punched Occupy Wall Street Protester in Face
- Using Disgraced Assemblyman Nelson Castro as Mole Raises Questions for Feds
- Port Authority Fined $3.5 Million For Failure to Train Airport Personnel
- NYPD Floods Times Square as Easter Gang Wilding Feared
- High-Tech NYPD Unit Tracks Criminals Through Facebook and Instagram Photos
- Ray Kelly Jabs Unions Over Use of $30 Million In Disciplinary Cash
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