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Letting Go, Gradually, of a Life Embracing the Ministry
Alone on an early morning last month, days away from leaving the pulpit he had occupied for 35 years, the Rev.
Help Your Landlord, Win a Year Full of Expensive Hassles
As car manufacturers again turn to free gas gimmickry to boost sales, New York developers are looking to lure tenants and buyers with -- that's right -- free cars.
Exploring Dutch Legacy 400 Years After Hudson
A 1909 commemoration included this image of Hudson's ship, Fulton's steamboat, a Wright plane and the Statue of Liberty.
UrbanEye Video: Music in Stuy Town
Bringing together two of New Yorkers' favorite obsessions - real estate and free stuff - the free concerts held amidst the apartment towers of Stuyvesant Town have been an unexpected pleasure this summer.
Spike Lee's 'Do the Right Thing' turns 20
On Christmas Day, 1987, the 30-year-old filmmaker Spike Lee started working on the script for his third feature.
Player's Ant... - Junior M.a.f.i...
Junior Masters at Finding Intelligent Attitudes, or Junior M.A.F.I.A., were able to grab instant notoriety with two hit singles, "Get Money" and "Player's Anthem," thanks to their childhood crony and producer, the Notorious B.I.G. Their gold-certified debut album, Conspiracy , was also released on Biggie's Undeas label in 1995.
Town Hall Meeting Planned To Protest Homeless Center in Bedford-Stuyvesant
A Town Hall Meeting to protest the relocation of an intake center for homeless men in the Crown Heights neighborhood will be held at 7 p.m. tonight, June 25, in Stuyvesant Heights.
One killed in Columbia County motorcycle accident
One man was killed in a motorcycle accident in Columbia County last Tuesday night.
Sounds of Summer: The Easy Star All Stars at Music on the Oval
Music on the Oval is a series of free concerts at the Stuyvesant Town Oval on 16th St.
Flotilla carries a heavy cargo of history, fun
Darlene Bradley, director of Castleton Public Library, holds up a life-sized Henry Hudson doll and waves his hand as the Hudson 400 Flotilla arrives on June 12 at the more... Gary Wall, left, and his daughter Emily, 7, of Stuyvesant look at the sleeping area down below during a tour of the Clearwater when the Hudson 400 Flotilla arrived June ...
Naughty Librarian Busted at Stuyvesant HS
The library is where students do schoolwork, or at least talk quietly among friends, but at Stuy High, some were subjected to a little too much PDA from the 56-year-old librarian, according to investigators.
In the 1650s, Manhattan Island was a bustling, polyglot place, the center of a Dutch colony that stretched from a settlement in what would become Albany, across to Cape Cod and south to Delaware Bay.
Grocery Baggers, Some Unpaid, Win $300,000 From Supermarkets
Six New York City supermarkets have agreed to pay some $300,000 to baggers who worked in their stores for tips only and no base pay, the state Department of Labor announced yesterday.
Among a Sea of Blue, Bidding a Slain Police Officer His Final Farewell
The men and women in blue scuffed their feet and chatted quietly, spread out in spidery tangles.
Omar Edwards remembered at funeral as devoted cop
The mayor praised his dedication and professionalism. The police commissioner awarded him a posthumous promotion to detective.
Shooting ends Harvard woman's hopes of graduating
Chanequa Campbell soared out of one of Brooklyn's most troubled neighborhoods, parlaying a stellar high school record into prestigious scholarships and a coveted spot at Harvard University.
Wake for NY policeman killed in 'friendly fire'
NEW YORK - The outpouring of grief for a New York City policeman will continue at a wake in Brooklyn.
Coping With Police Shooting, and Working to Avoid a Repeat
As some elected officials wrestled Sunday with the racial implications of a police shooting that left a black officer dead and a white one devastated, a bereaved relative - himself a member of the New York police force - struggled between grief and understanding.
Junior Masters at Finding Intelligent Attitudes, or Junior M.A.F.I.A., were able to grab instant notoriety with two hit singles, "Get Money" and "Player's Anthem," thanks to their childhood crony and producer, the Notorious B.I.G. Their gold-certified debut album, Conspiracy , was also released on Biggie's Undeas label in 1995.
Tishman Speyer Cuts Back on Decadence Before Annual Lobster Bake
This week, office and retail brokers across Manhattan received thick red envelopes in the mail containing invitations to Tishman Speyer's Annual Lobster Bake at Rockefeller Center.
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