An apparent anti-ICE protester set a massive fire with an incendiary device outside of Lower Manhattan’s immigration court on Monday morning and threatened those nearby with a firearm, sources told …
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Teresa Maher de la Haba is the first woman ever to be the bartender at McSorley’s Old Ale House, a historic dive bar located in New York City’s East Village. …
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Manhattan subway assault: Cops seek woman who violently attacked straphanger after blocking train exit
Police have released the image of a suspect they say beat a 64-year-old woman inside a Manhattan subway station last month. NYPD Police are looking for the suspect …
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Pura Vida is reimagining the cafe experience in NYC. Photos by Bridgette Leahy This summer, Pura Vida is expanding beyond its signature drinks and protein-packed meals by launching Greek frozen …
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Earlier this month, the city hit 100F, recording its first triple-digit day since 2012. This summer has been special for New York City, from Pride Month to the Knicks win …
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James Barnicle, the assistant director in charge of the FBI New York Field Office, said 43-year-old Andrew Arrabaca, a former United States Army soldier who served from 2001 to 2005, …
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In a city where virality goes hand in hand with food, the Summer Fancy Food Show blends together trendiness with diversity. The Summer Fancy Food Show, the largest specialty food …
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WWE superstar Danhausen rolled through the rain-soaked streets outside Madison Square Garden on Saturday aboard a Knicks-themed float, celebrating both New York’s championship victory and what fans jokingly credit as …
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Artists sue Bowery art gallery The Hole, alleging it sold $50K of their work and didn’t pay them
Two artists have sued Bowery-based art gallery The Hole over accusations that the showroom allegedly deprived them of nearly $50,000 in sales from their artwork. Contemporary artists Daniel Um and …
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King and queen of the world: East Village bears witness to an epic Titanic-themed wedding, lifeboats and all
Dressed to the nines or, more accurately, to the early nineteen hundreds, 150 or so guests made their way into Aquarelle on Avenue B in the East Village for the …