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Ray's Candy Store has been selling egg creams, soft serve, and Belgian fries out of a miniscule Avenue A storefront since 1974, but if business doesn't improve, it may not live much beyond its 36th birthday.

If you've been to the High Line recently you've probably noticed frequently arrested artist/vendor Robert Lederman selling his wares in the Chelsea Market tunnel without a police officer in sight.

Fitzell lives in Brooklyn and his work has also appeared in The Villager and Downtown Express newspapers and The Independent Film and Video Monthly magazine, among others.

She's promoting a new electronics store in Oklahoma City. Linda Verin, aka Linda Soundtrak, greets customers Thursday during the grand opening of the Soundtrak electronics store in The Village section of Oklahoma City.

Fitzell lives in Brooklyn and his work has also appeared in The Villager and Downtown Express newspapers and The Independent Film and Video Monthly magazine, among others.

The Villager reports that the developer no longer plans to obscure the whole mural, but will build a two- or three-story structure instead.

Drivers in the metro can consider themselves warned. Law enforcement officers with several departments are teaming up to launch a new program cracking down on red light runners.

TOPICS Media Criticism This whole White House Party crasher story is a look into the minds of the media elites that are promoting it.

The oft-arrested artist who may or may not have baited cops into arresting him for selling his work up on the High Line is-shocker!-preparing to sue the city and Friends of the High Line for millions, The Villager reports .

For us, anyway. Word from The Villager that Trump Soho will have a tiki bar only spun our bow ties even more, before the Village Voice 's Fork in the Road blog rained on the parade and passed along word that it's just a regular ol' nightclub/lounge called Bazaar.

A SHORTAGE of volunteers is threatening the future of the Cotswolds' vital community bus service, which many rural residents rely on for transport.

Cobble Hill: The husband and wife behind Smith & Vine will open the Brooklyn Wine Exchange next to Trader Joe's in a couple of weeks.

This morning, word from The Villager via Eater was that the new Trump Soho Hotel Condominium would house a tiki bar on the ground floor.

The man who killed his father in 2006 and hid the body in a freezer was sentenced Wednesday to 33 years in prison.

Fitzell lives in Brooklyn and his work has also appeared in The Villager and Downtown Express newspapers and The Independent Film and Video Monthly magazine, among others.

NYU has flirted with extending its purple tentacles to Governors Island over the past few years, and it appears that dream is not dead -despite how some faculty and students feel about the abandoned isle.

One of the biggest complaints with President Obama's $787 billion stimulus package is not enough money going toward infrastructure projects.

Things have quiet lately at the Jane Ballroom: meaning that one, it's been closed, and two, there's been no more neighbor-drama since it closed.

They sit in shock today, unable to comprehend how their announced wisdoms did not rule the day.

TOPICS Neocons/PNAC The thing that's been completely left out of the Dick Cheney "how dare anyone dither when it comes to blowing up our enemies and rewarding our torturers" speech is the context in which that speech was given.