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Manhattan Newswire
Comprehensive Real-Time News Feed for Manhattan, NY.
Results 1 - 20 of 130 for "u:nytimes.com" in Manhattan, NY
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Diner's Journal Blog: Fast and Neat, Female Bartenders Compete
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Arguably the best - or at least the fastest - female bartenders in America were under one roof at a Lower East Side nightclub Thursday night. Comment?
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DealBook: Investor Aiming for the Top, Again
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On Wall Street, the wheel of fortune can spin around and around, from enormous cash bonuses and luxurious perks one year to the unemployment line the next. Comment?
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City Room: World Trade Center May Be Isolated Again, This Time by Security Measures
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A rendering of a vehicle barricade known as a sally port on West Broadway, approaching the World Trade Center. Comment?
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City Room: In 125 Years, Much Has Changed, but the Pastrami Is the Same
"I'm from out of town, and I like a good pastrami sandwich," said Jeffrey A. Devore, a lawyer from West Palm Beach, Fla., who was sitting in Katz's , the Lower East Side delicatessen that, like the neighborhood itself, has become a study in contrasts. Comment?
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City Room: A Parade of Vintage Trains, Unnoticed in the Harlem Night
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The trains lurched through the Harlem darkness, rattling above an all-night pawnshop, a swell of reggaeton music and a man in a headdress, squawking from his bicycle. Comment?
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T Magazine: By Design | The Legendary Gaetano Pesce on Work and Life
At the cavernous entrance to Pier 57 in Chelsea, an ancient loading dock has become a makeshift stage for the work of Gaetano Pesce , the 74-year-old Italian design legend who moved to New York 32 years ago because the city "was the capital of the 20th century." He arrived with a splash, one of a who's who of modern Italian designers included in ... (more) Comment?
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City Room: Republicans, Reporters, Drug Addicts and an Orphaned Mural
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Having a hard time imagining a palatial Republican Club in the middle of blue Manhattan - with a sumptuous main lounge, fireplaces at either end, that offers a panorama of Bryant Park through its great windows, and an oak-trimmed dining room where each of the pilasters is topped by an "RC" crest? Would it sound more like a New York story if we told ... (more) Comment?
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The Roving Runner: The New York Botanical Garden
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The weather has been in that elusive sweet spot, with temperatures we were pining for a couple of months ago and will again a couple from now. Comment?
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City Room: Verizon to Move 1,100 Workers From Lower Manhattan to Brooklyn
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Verizon announced on Tuesday that it would move 1,100 employees out of its headquarters and switching center at 140 West Street in Lower Manhattan and offer half of the 31-story tower for sale or lease. Comment?
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City Room: Chase for Escaped Prisoner Shuts Subway Lines
A search for an escaped, handcuffed prisoner snarled subway service across much of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and into the Bronx late Monday morning, the authorities said. Comment?
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City Room: Finally, Baruch College Students Can Break Out the Ray-Bans
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Baruch College's new plaza used to be a street: East 25th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues, which is flanked by Baruch buildings. Comment?
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City Room: At Least Five Protesters Arrested in May Day Demonstration
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A police commander chased a man wearing a mask at a May Day protest in Manhattan on Wednesday calling for workers' rights. Comment?
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City Room: No Judging About Gay Players on N.Y.C. Basketball Courts
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At the West Fourth Street basketball courts in Manhattan, which draw players from all over the city, Jason Collins's coming out raised few eyebrows. Comment?
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India Ink: A Conversation With: Director Feroz Abbas Khan
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The 13th annual New York Indian Film Festival will open on Tuesday evening in Manhattan with the premiere of "Dekh Tamasha Dekh," which was directed by Feroz Abbas Khan. Comment?
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City Room: Roof-Deck Blaze on a Warm Day Presages Summer Barbecue Fires
One minute, sunshine and spring blossoms were the only things descending from the sky, the next moment it was ashes, soot and fire-hose water cascading from the first roof-deck fire of the year in Lower Manhattan on Sunday afternoon. Comment?
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Welcome to the Big City Book Club. Our live discussion about "Great Fortune," by Daniel Okrent, will take place from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Eastern time in the comments section below, but you can post your thoughts and questions anytime. Comment?
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City Room: George Jones's New York
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Hardly anybody would have looked for an "I aTM NY" bumper sticker on George Jones's tour bus. Comment?
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City Room: Sweet Deals as Strawberries Glut Market
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Strawberries were selling for two pints for $5 Thursday at a vendor's cart in Midtown, where they normally sell for $4 or $5. A strawberry surplus generated by erratic weather in California and Florida has dropped prices, so pint containers that usually go for up to $5 can be found for as little as $1 at some street-corner fruit stands in the city. Comment?
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ArtsBeat: Lil Bub Hits the Tribeca Film Festival
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If you are the type of person who is inclined to watch YouTube videos of cute animals doing even cuter things, you've probably encountered Lil Bub: the adorable, wall-eyed kitten with a perpetually protruding strawberry pink tongue. Comment?
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ArtsBeat: Met Opera Announces Outdoor Performances
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The Metropolitan Opera released the performers, dates and places on Monday for the free park recitals it sponsors every summer in lieu of full-scale opera performances, which were suspended after 2007 because of the cost. Comment?
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