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Christie's to Sell Extraordinary Tiffany Lamps from the Famous Gluck Collection
Christiea TMs announced the auction Magnificent Tiffany featuring Property from the Gluck Collection will be held as part of its 20th-Century Decorative Art & Design sales on December 8, 2009.
9 hrs ago | Newsday.com
Nassau police: NYC man asked women for help, took their wallets
Nassau County police have charged Charles Van Cleave, 51, of 720 Lenox Ave., Manhattan, with five counts of fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, three counts of fourth-degree grand larceny and two counts each of second-degree and third-degree identity theft.
13 hrs ago | PR-inside.com
Tour Guide to Manhattan Food Walks
Combine your sightseeing experience by tasting authentic local foods in the city's most unique neighborhoods.
21 hrs ago | Zap2it.com
The Dominator takes Manhattan by storm
New Yorkers pride themselves on not staring. Paparazzi stalking a major movie star? A cabbie might yell something.
Jeremiah Miller calls the time Barack Obama spent in New York "the lost years," because that period from 1981 to 1985 is not as well-known as his roots in Hawaii or his recent years in Chicago.
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Car crash on Henry Hudson Parkway snarls Manhattan rush-hour traffic
Police investigate the scene of an accident Tuesday where a car went over a guard rail and slammed into at least two vehicles.
Norah Jones experiments with guitars and grooves
Indie-rock producer Jacquire King had long been an admirer of Norah Jones' smoky, seductive voice, but the man behind acclaimed albums from Kings of Leon to Tom Waits never thought the two would ever inhabit the same musical orbit, let alone work together on a CD.
Paterson: NY cooperating on 9/11 trial security
ALBANY, N.Y. a " Gov. David Paterson says that while he fears a security risk, he's fully cooperating with the White House on President Barack Obama's decision to put the Sept.
REBNY retail report reveals surprising data
Retail real estate data indicated a mixed bag for Manhattan businesses this fall, as asking rates for storefront space fluctuated wildly across the island.
The P.C. Richard and Son Theater in Manhattan was more packed than it has ever been, and for good reason.
Architects Envision "Algae Pontoon" Parks Linking Brooklyn, Manhattan, Governors Island
A proposal to use "algae pontoons" that could capture carbon emissions along urban arteries was declared the winner as the winner of WPA 2.0 , a competition sponsored by the UCLA urban planning and architecture think tank cityLAB .
South-of-the-border flavor in Manhattan
You can't walk a block or two without seeing a Mexican eatery, tempting your taste buds to come in and try the salsa.
Four Newspaper Circulation Offices in NYC Raided in Union Corruption Probe
NEW YORK A law enforcement official says the New York Police Department raided circulation offices at four of the city's largest newspapers as part of a union corruption probe.
Wreck ties up Manhattan rush-hour traffic
Emergency personnel are on the scene of a multi-vehicle accident on the southbound Henry Hudson Parkway near 125th Street in Manhattan.
Gov. Paterson Flip Flops On Holding 9/11 Trial in NYC
It appears New York Governor David Paterson had a change of heart over the weekend, flip flopping on where he stands on trying the 9/11 detainees in New York City, just steps away from Ground Zero.
Shakira is caliente in every language
Shakira is nothing short of an international superstar. She has sold over 50 million records worldwide, and she's a bona-fide pop sensation in two languages.
Barack Obama New York Walking Tour Gives Insight Into "The Lost Years"
Jeremiah Miller calls the time Barack Obama spent in New York "the lost years," because that period from 1981 to 1985 is not as well-known as his roots in Hawaii or his recent years in Chicago.
Green Spaces Launch Ecopreneur Clubhouse in Manhattan
Green Spaces NY announced the official launch of their national clubhouse for green entrepreneurs with a festive party this past Thursday evening.
Getting the big picture in N.Y.
This area was like the forgotten end of the world, but it was also a neighbourhood.
East River Plaza NEW YORK CITY-A 110,000-square-foot Costco opened its doors Thursday as the first tenant to set up shop at the East River Plaza in East Harlem.
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