Politics
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Lower East Side
Manhattan beekeepers celebrated a sweet victory Tuesday following City Council's decision to lift a ban on keeping honeybees in the city.
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Politics, Lower East Side
Arts & Entertainment
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Upper East Side
Sculpted flowers will sprout along a 10-block stretch of the Upper East Side, some extending 22-feet high.
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Arts & Entertainment, Upper East Side
Politics
The Upper East Side congressional race between Reshma Saujani and Carolyn Maloney features a contrast in styles — of fashion.
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Politics, Upper East Side
Crime
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Midtown West
Police released two videos of a man in relation to the brutal attack.
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Crime, Midtown West & Hells Kitchen
Politics
Emily's List, a prominent political group that works to elect women to Congress, has endorsed Rep. Carolyn Maloney.
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Politics, Upper East Side
Politics
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Gramercy
Community outrage forced a restaurant company to reconsider their pitch for a liquor license.
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Politics, Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Crime
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East Harlem
Guardian Angels are now watching over East Harlem.
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Crime, East Harlem
Politics
City Councilwoman Jessica Lappin launched a campaign to save city senior centers from budget cuts.
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Politics, Upper East Side
Politics
East Side Congressional candidate Reshma Saujani may be new to the politics game, but the fundraising star power she displayed at a breakfast for supporters Monday morning showed some savvy.
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Politics, Upper East Side
Transportation
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Midtown East
City planners are now accepting Bids to construct a waiting area at the East River Ferry Landing, near 35th Street.
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Transportation, Midtown East & Kips Bay
Politics
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Upper East Side
Community tensions over unemployment and health care reform surfaced a town hall meeting Sunday with Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney's.
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Politics, Upper East Side
Transportation
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Manhattan
Manhattanites vented their frustration over the MTA's proposed service cuts at a hearing in Chelsea.
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Transportation, Manhattan
Politics
Rep. Maloney and challenger Reshma Saujani are courting east side voters in different ways.
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Politics, Upper East Side
Crime
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East Harlem
Police have identified a person of interest in the stabbing death of an East Harlem medical assistant.
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Crime, East Harlem
Family Matters
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East Harlem
It took less than 11 minutes for one hundred pounds of potatoes and beans to be doled out to residents who lined up at 116th Street and Lexington Avenue Tuesday afternoon.
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Family Matters, East Harlem
Politics
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Manhattan
Gov. David Paterson has been charged with an ethics violation by a state panel for receiving free Yankees tickets to the opening game of the World Series last year, several outlets reported.
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Politics, Manhattan
Transportation
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Upper East Side
The gas main replacement project at East 75th Street delayed by several weeks of snow storms is back on.
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Transportation, Upper East Side
Politics
The congressional race between Carolyn Maloney and Reshma Saujani has divided an Upper East Side women's club.
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Politics, Upper East Side
Business & Economy
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East Harlem
The newest apartment building in El Barrio is accepting affordable housing applications for its Spring 2010 opening.
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Business & Economy, East Harlem
Science & Technology
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Manhattan
Whether they were referring to the #snowicane, #snowpocalypse, #snowmageddon or #snowtoriousBIG, New Yorkers twittered their way through the winter storm Friday.
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Science & Technology, Manhattan
Crime
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Morningside Hts.
A woman fell into the icy waters of the Hudson River on Friday as the city was walloped by a deadly winter storm.
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Crime, Morningside Heights
Politics
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Midtown West
A driver for comedian Jerry Seinfeld allegedly used an expired NYPD parking pass to grab a free spot in front of the studio where the comedian was working, according to a published report.
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Politics, Midtown West & Hells Kitchen
Transportation
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Manhattan
The snow piling up on the ground was wreaking havoc on airport travel in and out of the city Friday with thousands of people left stranded at terminals.
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Transportation, Manhattan
Politics
Cupcakes are still out, but Doritos are back in following a vote late Wednesday night by the Panel for Educational Policy amending a bake sale ban to allow pre-approved, pre-packaged foods.
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Politics, Chelsea and Meatpacking District
Politics
After months of heated arguments, a city education panel approved the expansion plans of 13 charter schools Wednesday night.
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Politics, Washington Heights & Inwood
Business & Economy
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East Harlem
Two non-profits want to buy 47 apartment buildings that went into foreclosure after British firm Dawnay Day's financial troubles.
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Business & Economy, East Harlem
Transportation
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Upper East Side
An out-of-control Cadillac jumped a curb Tuesday morning, sending a pedestrian flying on to the hood before hitting two other people walking by, according to eyewitness accounts.
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Transportation, Upper East Side
Transportation
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Upper East Side
E. 95th Street residents and business will have to put up with traffic restrictions, parking problems and construction barriers for another month after a project connected to the Second Avenue Subway fell behind schedule.
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Transportation, Upper East Side
Real Estate
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Upper East Side
The principal is in, she just doesn't have an office yet. The Department of Education has selected Medea McEvoy, the Director of Literacy for the department, as the principal for the new P.S. 272, starting the fall of 2010.
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Real Estate, Upper East Side
Family Matters
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Upper East Side
Community Board 8 moved one step closer to finishing the Andrew Haswell Green Park when it approved the final phase of the project last week.
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Family Matters, Upper East Side
Business & Economy
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Midtown East
Magnolia Bakery is betting New Yorkers will want a cupcake for their commute.
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Business & Economy, Midtown East & Kips Bay
Family Matters
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Upper East Side
It was game, set, but not quite match for the Sutton East Tennis Club at a Community Board 8 parks committee meeting Thursday.
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Family Matters, Upper East Side
Real Estate
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Upper East Side
Angry residents plan to protest at a Parks Department meeting Thursday.
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Real Estate, Upper East Side
Real Estate
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Midtown East
The exclusive University Club on Fifth Avenue got approval Tuesday to put up bird netting to control pigeon droppings.
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Real Estate, Midtown East & Kips Bay
Crime
A man arrested in connection with a deadly jewelry heist tried to unload thousands of dollars of the stolen goods to undercover officers, police said.
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Crime, Washington Heights & Inwood
Crime
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Midtown East
The lifeless body of Jude Mirra, 8, remains at the Medical Examiner's office 10 days after he was allegedly killed by his mother.
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Crime, Midtown East & Kips Bay
Crime
An off-duty NYPD officer crashed his car into Tiffany's Fifth Avenue storefront early Saturday morning in an alleged drunk driving accident.
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Crime, East Harlem
Crime
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East Harlem
East Harlem residents are searching for witnesses to the stabbing death of a beloved medical assistant outside his favorite club.
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Crime, East Harlem
Crime
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Upper East Side
Police arrested the suspect after finding dozens of stolen items in his home, according to a published report.
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Crime, Upper East Side
Only In New York
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East Harlem
Schoolkids in East Harlem should beware of alligators as they shovel off the sidewalk during a rare New York City snow day Wednesday.
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Only In New York, East Harlem
Crime
Police reportedly found a department store's worth of fine goods when they broke up a burglary ring that targeted homes on the Upper East and Upper West sides,
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Crime, Central Harlem
Real Estate
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Upper East Side
Andrew Carnegie's backyard garden has been turned into a make shift trailer park.
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Real Estate, Upper East Side
Crime
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Municipal Dist.
An unidentified white powder was found at a federal building in the Municipal District Wednesday afternoon, according to police.
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Crime, Municipal District
Arts & Entertainment
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Gramercy
Superstar Beyonce Knowles celebrated the launch of her new fragrance with an exclusive party at Union Square Tuesday.
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Arts & Entertainment, Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Education
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Upper East Side
Parents who battled to open P.S. 158 have some advice for plaintiffs in a lawsuit over school closings: keep fighting.
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Education, Upper East Side
Transportation
Leaders in Harlem are fighting to save an African burial ground from an MTA project.
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Transportation, Central Harlem
Arts & Entertainment
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Manhattan
The Harlem-based movie "Precious" expects to get its name mentioned Tuesday morning as the nominations for the 2010 Academy Awards are announced in Los Angeles.
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Arts & Entertainment, Manhattan
