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1000 Dean Street is among dozens of sites that will open to the public through Open House New York.

Here are some fun things to do in Harlem this weekend.

City is hiring a new park director, allowing the center and its bathrooms to reopen after long hiatus.

A historian will discuss the Great Trolley Strike of 1895, when workers brought transit to a halt.

Visitors taking the tour can decide if a reconstructed Orchard Street apartment is up to 1901 codes.

Rob Aguilar has launched a series to highlight the history, culture and issues in the neighborhood.

Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth mourned the loss of his uncle and Cafe Wha? founder, Manny Roth.

Take our quiz to see if you would get into kindergarten and catch up on the week's top stories.

A collection of Kew Gardens postcards will be displayed at a local exhibit in September.

Archaeologists tracked down the German recipe after finding a tiny glass bottle beneath a Bowery site.

The $325,000 exhibit and visitors center will showcase the Lower East Side synagogue's history.

Thirteen standing signs or ground markers have been installed from Pier 1 to Pier 6, officials said.

Brooklyn Farmacy and Soda Fountain launched its recipe book, "The Soda Fountain," last week.

East Harlem residents want action from Melissa Mark-Viverito.

St. Luke's Lutheran Church and Academy will close this summer, church officials announced.