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Nightlife: Pink Elephant Finally Reopens In New York City
It's been almost three years since Pink Elephant owners David Sarner and Robert Montwaid were forced out of the club's home on the former club row on W. 27th Street.
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New York Public Library Shushing Ex-Librarians
The New York Public Library plans on turning part of its Main Branch - one of the world's greatest research libraries - into a circulating library.
In order to show the many ways vegetables are grown in New York, Petrina Engelke and Raul Mandru captured the bounty in the city's thriving urban farms - plants and people alike: in East Harlem, Gina and Scott Keatley, Nourising USA; in Queens, Anastasia Plakias and Ben Flanner, Brooklyn Grange Farm; in Greenwich Village, Chef Patrick Connolly, and ... (more)
Chess Master Josh Waitzkin Makes Winning Move Into Greenwich Village Co-op
At times, it can be difficult to follow child chess prodigy Josh Waitzkin's strategy.
Scottish auctioneers to sell the collection of a U.S. media family in Edinburgh
Scottish auctioneers Lyon & Turnbull are to sell the contents of the New York home of Donald L. Taffner, iconic independent television producer and his wife Eleanor B. Taffner.
New Austin-Inspired Music venue opens in Greenwich Village
Zirzamin A is the Persian/Farsi word meaning "underground", not only in a literal sense but in a poetic, metaphorical sense.A Zirzamin A is also an exciting new live music parlour by Austin, Texas' favorite music proponent and owner of famed venue Momo's, Paul Oveisi.
I have taken my car in solitude when I should have taken an efficiently packed bus.
'Fantasticks' Opens July 13 At Palm Beach Dramaworks
Palm Beach Dramaworks, West Palm Beach's only resident professional theater, will present The Fantasticks as its summer offering.
Crackdown on Homeless Coming to Washington Square Park, Cops Say
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This New York Parking Spot is Listed for Sale at US$1 Million
For a traffic-packed city like Manhattan where you are better off taking the subway or even just walking to your destination if possible instead of using your car, there seems to be a high demand for parking places .
Maryland: A 36-Point Black Surge of Support for Gay Marriage
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New York police have man in custody in Etan Patz case
New York Police on Thursday had someone in custody in connection with one of the city's and country's most gripping missing-child cases: that of Etan Patz, a 6-year-old boy who vanished off a Manhattan street in 1979 on his way to school.
China activist worried about nephew's legal plight
Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng is worried his nephew will be subjected to a revenge show trial by Chinese officials and will work to publicize his plight from New York, a supporter said on Wednesday after meeting Chen.
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Chef Adam Hegsted of the Coeur d'Alene Casino Resort picks leaves off of stinging nettle plants along the trestle that carries golf carts around Circling Raven golf course.
Celebrated Artist Peggy Ackerly Passes Away
Avant garde artist, goldsmith, and painter, Peggy Ackerly passed away September 4, 2011 at the age of 90.
New York: The GEM Hotel Union Square Is Expected To Open in Late 2012
It's been a while since we heard of any activity from Gem Hotels but as we were scrolling through an NYC Hotel Development report, we noticed that there's plans for a new hotel in Greenwich Village from Gemini Real Estate Advisors, the same folks who run the three GEM Hotels in NYC.
Extended to July: "The Piers: Art and Sex along the New York Waterfront"
Manhattan's Million-Dollar Parking Spot
It used to be that $1 million could buy you a healthy chunk of real estatea mansion, maybe, or a few acres of land.