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The Intimate New York Art Museum With A Collection That Tourists And Critics Rate...

Just what is it that makes house museums so special? The Frick Collection on Manhattan's East 70th Street is one of the most famous house museums in the world and reopened to great fanfare on April 17, 2025. After years of renovation, the building is now more accessible and offers new spaces to explore, including the G
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Ancient Artifacts Found at This New York Beach Changed History

An archaeological dig at Million Dollar Beach in Lake George uncovered 10,000-year-old Native American artifacts.
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2 men arrested for selling heroin & crack cocaine at Hoboken Housing Authority

Two men have been arrested for selling heroin and crack cocaine at the Hoboken Housing Authority as the result of resident complaints, according to city police department. “These arrests are the direct result of concerns raised by residents and our continued commitment to addressing quality-of-life issues in our commun
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16 Rare Photos That Show New York Before Skyscrapers Took Over

Explore 16 rare photos of New York before skyscrapers took over, showing church spires, horse carts, ferries, waterfronts, and open city views.
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PolicyPro: City quietly drops pied-à-terre tax rules, comptroller bullish on revenue

This story gives you a peek at the content coming to our new platform, TRD Policy Pro. Sign up to get early access here. Hey there, let’s get into today’s news at the intersection of policy and real estate:. City tax officials quietly unveiled rules to implement the...
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USPS confirms their ‘familiar blue collection boxes will be inaccessible’ on major US streets...

AMERICANS planning on sending post this weekend are being warned USPS’ blue boxes will be inaccessible. It comes as a huge event is taking over a major city which will impact a number of roads. The postal service is preparing for the 69th Puerto Rican Parade Day – recognized...
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Woman suffers burns to face in Brooklyn, police seek suspects

EAST WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn (PIX11) — Police are searching for three individuals after a woman suffered burns to her face in Brooklyn. The incident happened around 6:41 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27. Police say the 21-year-old victim was inside a business at 1443 Metropolitan Avenue when three individuals entered and threw
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Greenwich Police Arrest NY Man after Attempted Bank Fraud Transaction

On June 2 Greenwich Police patrol and plain clothes officers were detailed to a bank in the central Greenwich business district on a report of a fraudulent transaction in progress. Officers working in the area were unable to initially locate the suspects, but later located the suspect vehicle in Stamford...
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NYC Builders Ordered To Lock Down Sites As Wild Storms Roll In

The Department of Buildings is telling New York City’s construction world to batten down the hatches, warning that thunderstorms and a shot at high winds are expected across the metropolitan area from this afternoon through Friday. Builders, property owners and crane operators are being urged to secure construction sit
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The New School AAUP slams faculty layoffs

The New School’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors on Monday denounced the private institution’s recently announced layoffs and its past workforce cuts as “a major gutting” of full-time faculty. The AAUP chapter called for laid-off faculty to be reinstated or offered a phased...

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