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December 25, 2019 James

Brooklyn and Queens Librarians Share Best Librarian Honors

Two New York librarians, Christian Zabriskie and Lauren Comito, were recognized by the Library Journal for their work creating Urban

Danish art collector Jens Faurschou added another museum to his international stable of permanent art spaces in Beijing and Copenhagen.

When you are cleaning up, you are bound to find some unexpected treasures. Money under the sofa pillow; the other

Rapping is not Paperboy Prince’s only forte, although he is plenty good at it, with several viral “Yang Gang” videos

Brooklyn has a new sign welcoming visitors and guests alike Displaying the word “Welcome” in 15-foot-high bright red letters, the

Not far from the Brooklyn Bridge a new sculpture has taken up residence. Titled “Unity” by the artist Hank Willis

There was a time in New York City when there were over 1,500 kosher delis serving their pastrami-loving customers. Those

Something new and beautiful has been created in Williamsburg, Brooklyn by mural artist Adam J. Koon. It is a multicolored,

Businessmen, bankers and other suit-attired clientele surprisingly mix well at Govinda’s Vegetarian Lunch, a cafeteria found in the basement of

Brooklyn’s Jay Street—MetroTech station, one of the busiest stops in the city, became the guinea pig for new features which