There are a million reasons to dine at Joanne, the trattoria that has evolved into more than a neighborhood Italian spot that opened 15 years ago by Joe and Cynthia …
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One enters Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous with Jackson Pollock already lodged in the cultural imagination. His poured filaments belong to modernism’s grammar; even those who have never stood before …
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Presented by Invesco QQQ, NYCWFF will take place at The Seaport in Lower Manhattan from Oct. 15-18, bringing together over 50 events across four days, from signature tastings and one-night-only …
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The funding for Dinosaur Playground in Riverside Park will renovate the historic pavilion and restrooms while adding accessibility improvements, as New York continues investing in parks and play spaces statewide. …
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New Yorkers can eat their way through some of the busiest restaurants this weekend as EEEEEATSCON returns to Hudson River Park’s Pier 76 on Saturday, Oct. 3, and Sunday, Oct. …
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For some 3,000 years, an inheritance has passed from mother to daughter without a deed, a vault or written instruction. It travels through the hand: the angle of a needle, …
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The city’s largest-ever Trick-or-Streets celebration will bring 160 car-free Open Streets and plazas across all five boroughs to life with free Halloween fun, trick-or-treating, music, games, and more. At a …
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Manhattan
‘Zohran stop the jail!’ Anonymous banner calls on mayor to halt Chinatown jail construction
The roughly one-story-tall sign, its message written in white paint on a black tarp, urged the mayor from the corner of Centre and Walker Streets to bring the nearby construction …
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A police investigation is underway in Central Park Sunday after a woman was found dead with head trauma. Photo by Dean Moses The man who allegedly murdered a …
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New York knows how to dress remembrance. Sometimes it arrives in evening clothes, accompanied by caviar, champagne and the assurance of people accustomed to turning private devotion into public good. …