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NYC’s Lost Historic Amusement Parks
Luna Park. Photo from Library of Congress This summer, many families are scrambling to find entertaining activities to do to
Food & Drink
Odessa Restaurant in the East Village Closing Permanently
The famed Odessa Restaurant in the East Village will be closing its doors for good this Sunday, July 19th. Located
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Photos: Black Lives Matter Mural Painted In Front of Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue
Mayor Bill de Blasio joined activists and city workers in painting the words “Black Lives Matter” in front of Trump
Architecture
Photos: Revisiting the Historic High Bridge Five Years after its Celebrated Reopening
After months of lockdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, New Yorkers are eager to discover interesting outdoor spaces to explore
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Photos: New Colorful, Giant Black Lives Matter Mural in Lower Manhattan
Unlike the more monolithic Black Lives Matter murals going up around the country, inspired by the street mural first launched
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A Boat Commanded by JFK Was Unearthed Off Manhattan Recently
The North Cove along the Harlem River is a natural inlet in Manhattan’s Inwood neighborhood that has recently seen
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Photos: NYPL Lions Get Giant Masks on Fifth Avenue
Not to be outdone by the Rockefeller Center statues getting masked, Patience and Fortitude, the lions outside the New York
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Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt Will Be Removed From Museum of Natural History
After years of debate, the equestrian statue of Theodore Roosevelt, found outside of the American Museum of Natural History, will
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10 Forever Wild Nature Preserves in NYC
Have you heard of a “Forever Wild” nature preserve? It’s an initiative of New York City Parks, “to protect
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A Guide to Black-Owned Restaurants in NYC’s Five Boroughs
Inside Lit Bar As demonstrations in honor of George Floyd and other African-Americans who have lost their lives to police
Architecture
When Union Square Had a Legally Mandated Pavilion For Protesting
Historically, Union Square has been the site of many meetings, demonstrations and speeches, including rallies for the Union during the
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Face Mask Vending Machines are Popping Up Around NYC
New York City is no stranger to quirky vending machines and ATMs. On the streets of New York, you can