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Did NYC Really Roar in the Roaring 20’s? Fun Interactive Site Says Yes
Breakdown of city noise sources in the Roaring Twenties interactive site by Emily Thompson. We came across this interesting study
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Cities 101: Red Fire Alarm Boxes in NYC, Do They Even Work?
Throughout New York City, you may be familiar with these red fire alarm boxes that are supposed to summon the
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Significant NYC Colonial Site May Be Demolished on the Bowery: Bull’s Head Tavern & Atlantic Gardens
An anonymous tipster sent around this photo, purportedly from the cellar of what was once Bull’s Head Tavern, in
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Your Favorite Paris Buildings May Have Bees On The Rooftop
.As bees are becoming the latest species moving toward extinction, many beekeepers in Paris are finding urban rooftops to be
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Cities 101: How are the Lights on the Empire State Building Determined?
Empire State Building donning tie dye colors for the Grateful Dead tribute The Empire State Building is a beacon in
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“Cops In Bike Lanes” Tumblr Calls Out Officers Breaking The Law in NYC
Last month a new Tumblr surfaced called Cops In Bike Lanes, that is dedicated to calling out NYPD officers obstructing
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Cities 101: What Do Those Liquid Nitrogen Tanks Do In The Streets of NYC?
Liquid nitrogen tanks on the street are not dangerous, says Verizon. Have you ever seen these out-of-place nitrogen tanks in
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CBGB To Be Painstakingly Recreated For Keynote Of CBGB Film & Music Festival in NYC
The keynote address of the Second Annual CBGB Music & Film Festival will be given this Thursday from inside a
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GenArt Film Festival Returns to NYC This Weekend With 14 New Films
The GenArt Film Festival is a weekend of premieres that highlight 7 feature films and 7 short films by emerging
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International Center of Photography Unveils Four New Exhibits: Zoe Strauss, Lewis Hine, & JFK: A Bystander’s View of History
The International Center of Photography has opened four new exhibits in its Midtown museum. These magnificent photo installations will be
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Spotted: Fake Apple-Green Boro Taxi Cabs in NYC
Though it is illegal for a yellow cab driver to turn down a fare to the outside boroughs, it is
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Inside the Metropolitan Club of NYC on 5th Avenue
The 60th Street facade of the Metropolitan Club. The Metropolitan Club building, located at 1 East 60th Street on the