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Theater Legend David Rothenberg Does Some of His Best Work Offstage
David Rothenberg has little doubt that old people are invisible. But invisibility is not all bad, he explained cheerfully in the lobby of his building, in New York City's Greenwich Village: "See how I'm dressed? It's great.
New York: Forget Central Park and Pack a Picnic for These 6 Semi-Secret NYC Parks
Maybe it's not your first time to New York City . Maybe you're sick of the sweaty scene at Central Park.
G Train Outage May Expedite Bike Share Expansion in Greenpoint, MTA Says
After G train riders and local residents petitioned for prompt installation of the city's bike share stations in North Brooklyn, the MTA is considering helping to fund the kiosks' placement in Greenpoint and Long Island City, where the G outages will occur.
Christine Quinn's Prime Real Estate: Macro Sea / Brooklyn Naval Yard
As the days wind down to November 5--when New Yorkers will choose their first post-Bloomberg leader--the would-be mayors continue their mad dash for donors, seeking large contributions from New York's most powerful elites.
The Mayoral Candidates Talked Tech in Queens Last Night and Didn't Sound PC
Citi Bike headed for Greenpoint, Long Island City?
Long Island City and Greenpoint were supposed to be included in the initial Citi Bike rollout, which was scaled back after hurricane damage to equipment in a Brooklyn warehouse.
Coming Attractions: M. Wells Steakhouse Will Open Next Month
The M. Wells Steakhouse , which has been in the works for over a year now , is set to open in July , not far from the original diner, which closed back in 2011 .
Ron Scott Stevens To Speak At Ring 8
Former Chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission, Ron Scott Stevens, and wheelchair boxer Ian Cannon will be special guest speakers this Tuesday evening at historic Waterfront Crabhouse, in Long Island City, New York.
Shades of Gray to Open VESTIGES World Premiere at Secret Theatre, 8/1
The Shades of Gray will present the world premiere of Rayka Kobiella's Vestiges, August 1 - August 4 at The Secret Theatre .
Change in construction law puts more burden on workers
Sean Dowdell, a steel worker who fell 25 feet when a scaffolding collapsed under him on a job in Long Island City in February 2012, had to have a leg amputated below the knee.
Seaplane trip to Hamptons delivers views and thrills
When we banked toward Brooklyn, the only thing below was the water. Straight ahead on its side, like us, was the Williamsburg Bridge.
TLC Commissioner David Yassky on the Taxi Insider Show this Sunday at 10 Am on Am 970 the Answer
David Pollack , executive director for the Committee for Taxi Safety and host of the Taxi Insider Show on AM 970 The Answer , today announced that his guest for this Sunday, June 16 at 10:00 a.m. is Taxi & Limousine Commissioner David Yassky.
Week In Reviews: Ligaya Mishan heads to Queens for...
Ligaya Mishan heads to Queens for this week's Hungry City column, to review Casa Enrique in Long Island City.
Hunters Point CSA Now Delivering Once a Week
It's a good time to be a foodie in Long Island City these days. Last week saw the 8th Annual Taste of Long Island City, a hugely successful event that showcased the food and beverages of over 50 local bars, restaurants, and food suppliers.
New Long Island City Brewery to Offer Beer 'CSA'
Big Alice Brewing is offering seasonal "beer shares" where members get access to a new batch of brews made every month at the Long Island City facility.
Arris Lofts buyers OK to nix contract, even after closing
A Manhattan federal judge has ruled that a couple who sued the developer of the Arris Lofts in Long Island City can get out of their contract to buy a penthouse apartment, despite already moving into the unit.
Belfast's Lord Mayor MA irtin A" Muilleoir Endorses Christine Quinn
Northern Ireland's Lord Mayor of Belfast offered an enthusiastic endorsement of a certain Irish-American mayoral candidate Thursday morning during a visit to Gracie Mansion.
Lawmakers: Bring Citi Bike To Western Queens
Queens is looking for a piece of the action now that Citi Bike is up and running in Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn.
Mayor Bloomberg Slams Efforts By Justice Department to Install NYPD Monitor
Mayor Michael Bloomberg blasted a plan by the federal Justice Department to install a monitor over the NYPD on Thursday, arguing it would compromise the city's crime fighting and put lives at risk.