New Fangled Voting Causes Delays and Frustration
Mayor Bloomberg disappointed in the way new polling methods were functioning during latest primaries.
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New York
Ground Zero Reveals 18th Century Cargo Ship
On July 13, 2010 archeologists made an extraordinary discovery at ‘ground zero,’ the site of the 2001 terrorist attack at the World Trade Center Twin Towers
Read MoreMeet Brooklyn’s Most Fashion Conscious, All From Manhattan
When thinking about fashion and fashion trends, people immediately associate Paris, London, New York with that magic word ‘fashion.’ But what about ‘Brooklyn?’
Read MoreGo Meet the Fish at the Unique New York Aquarium
Looking for a great place to take the kids a little off the beaten path? How about a trip where
Read MoreBryant Park Boasts Broadway at Lunchtime
No matter what the weather in the summer, you can find New Yorkers making the best of it by going to concerts, movies, aquariums, zoos and walking tours.
Read MoreHot Dry Summer Has New Yorkers Watering Their Trees
According to those that keep records, this summer is unusually hot, especially compared to last summer which did not have even a single day above 90 degrees.
Read MoreNew York on Nothing a Day
If the prospect of spending a day in New York seems one in need of financing at your local bank, then I have some great ideas for you.
Read MorePhun Phactory Re-Opens in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
At the Phun Phactory graffiti turned into “Aerosol Art†and “Graffiti Artists†were allowed to ply their trade without fear of arrest or large fines.
Read MoreBrooklyn Thought: Green Energy In Brooklyn
Who says that a city needs to be the source for environmental destruction. Sure the concrete surroundings gives a certain
Read MoreArt and Science Unite at Annual New York Festival
Beginning on Tuesday, June 1st, New York will be celebrating the incredible world of science with music, art and other formats in 40 events taking place in 20 separate locations throughout Manhattan and, for the first time, Brooklyn.
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