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NYC’s Sunshine Cinema in the Lower East Side is Slated for Demolition
New York City in losing yet another independent cinema. The Lower East Side’s Landmark Sunshine Cinema, which sits on
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Undulating Paths Proposed for NYC’s East River Greenway Project
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced earlier this year plans to move forward with the East River Greenway, a project to
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Manhattan’s Largest Solar Panel Farm is Coming to Stuy Town
Stuyvesant Town (known locally as Stuy Town), the apartment complex in the East Village is making additional moves toward becoming
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Massive Manufacturing Hub Opens in Building 77 of NYC’s Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rendering of the fully transformed space by Marvel Architects. Courtesy of the NYC Mayor’s Office. The Brooklyn Navy Yard
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First Park Section Inside NYC’s Freshkills Landfill Breaks Ground on Staten Island
Image courtesy NYC Parks Yesterday was the groundbreaking of North Park at Freshkills Park on Staten Island, the first section
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12 Surprising Foods That Were Invented in NYC
New York City is known for its diverse foods from around the world, but there are actually a number of
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Women’s History Exhibition at NYC’s New-York Historical Society Celebrates 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage
That women won the right to vote one hundred years ago is not a relevant fact simply for the suffragette
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10 Historic Ruins and Remnants Inside NYC’s Central Park
Central Park was a grand vision by New York City’s civic leaders, executed by landscape architects Frederick Law Olmsted
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Jury Rules that 5Pointz Graffiti Whitewashing Was Illegal
Above the 5Pointz Loading Dock The question of whether graffiti should be considered art was the central issue in the
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See Stunning Photos of NYC and Los Angeles From Above Taken Aerial Photographer in Helicopter
Although we live in a city with a world-renowned skyline, most of us New Yorkers rarely have the opportunity
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Locate Mark Twain’s Pool Cue at The Players on NYC’s Gramercy Park
There are many treasures in the members-only Players Club in Gramercy Park, whose membership consists of theater industry folks
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What If Penn Station & MSG Were Transformed into a Cemetery? From Columbia University DeathLAB
Madison Square Garden, reimagined as a cemetery and public space. All renderings by Mai Abusalih, Eric Giragosian, Min He. There