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The Washington Square Diner, in the Village, fielded an order for 360 sandwiches from the MTA, despite the Hurricane.

Bars and restaurants around the city stayed open Saturday night, despite Hurricane Irene bearing down.

Thousands of residents in the public housing complexes on Avenue D were told to leave Saturday in advance of the storm. Others in the East Village were enjoying brunch and drinks.

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The city is advising pet owners to prepare doggie and kittie "go bags" to prepare for the storm.

Some East Villagers prepared to leave while others stocked up on food and alcohol.

The Central Park Conservancy completed a restoration of a 300 acre space where 500 trees were damaged in a 2009 storm.

Manhattan was under a flash flood watch Sunday as heavy rain soaked much of the city, according to the National Weather Service.

The storm that tore through Inwood Thursday night felled a 77-tear-old tree and tore up neighboring branches.

Forecasters say weather conditions could form twisters.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg continued to come under fire Wednesday for the city's sluggish response to Sunday's blizzard.

Warm temperatures with heavy rains and winds soaked the city on Wednesday.

Catherina Villafuerte, 39, was cleaning a gutter in her Harlem backyard when a tree fell on top of her.

Remnants of tropical storm Nicole brought heavy rains, high winds and the risk of falling tree limbs.

The downpour backed up flights this morning, leaving New York airports with one- and three-hour-long delays.