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HealthFate of Beth Israel still in courts, by Phyllis Eckhaus
“If this hospital closes, people will die.” So declared attorney Arthur Schwartz to New York State Supreme Court Justice...
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HistoricalBleecker and Christopher rebuild approved, by Jack Tateronis
The Landmarks Preservation Committee has approved the design proposal for the vacant lot at 327 Bleecker Street following a public...
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MusicMusic Column: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
The beginning of another new age. The year that’s just passed might go down in history as the one...
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EnvironmentCommunity gardeners rally at City Hall, by George Fiala
Just last summer, a global NGO named Food Tank wrote about community gardens in their newsletter. "Urban agriculture offers a...
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FeaturesBook Serialization: Fishes,Purple Tiny… a Sixties Tale, by Bob Racioppo
Introduction “Fishes, Purple,Tiny…a “60s tale” is a somewhat anthropological snapshot of a time before the digital revolution of computers and...
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FeaturesFragments of life, Short Stories by Joe Caccamo
THE RACE IS ON I moved to Venice yesterday. A woman smiled at me as I walked into Café Gratitude. ...
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FeaturesInspiration for Combating Winter Loneliness …or Finding Yourself in Combat, by Joe Caccamo
The blank page I begin to fill with these words reminds me of the emptier streets, shops and restaurants in...
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ArtsA visitation on East 7th Street, by Stephen DiLauro
I opened my eyes and there was a face, a spirit face, hovering inches above my face. It had no...
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ArtsRevisiting Reubens and Breughel and more, by Lee Klein
Cecily Brown’s work is in the order of delicious maximalism and has by no means ever been an easy read....
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ArtsSeeing great art free in downtown Manhattan, by Stephen DiLauro
Susan Swartz’s exhibition is enjoying an extended stay at Georges Berges Gallery in SoHo. Visitors will be able to view...
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ArtsWiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
Something in 4/4 time. Late last year, Robert Fripp—the lynchpin between ambient music and prog rock—appeared on an episode of...
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