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The joys of Manhattan pickup soccer
Kicking a ball around with friends is a simple and rewarding pleasure
- Apr 18, 2019 11:24 am
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Nureyev: without precedent or equal
A new documentary captures the extraordinary life and art of the dancer for whom the world truly was a stage
- Apr 18, 2019 11:19 am
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Your neighborhood, your network
The country’s largest non-profit community media center is right here in Manhattan
- Apr 18, 2019 11:13 am
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Leadership lessons from camp
Who’s really in charge? A counselor reflects on what it’s like for teenagers who supervise kids
- Apr 17, 2019 03:35 pm
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CPC passes mechanical voids proposal
Critics pan “stunningly weakened” zoning text amendment, which now heads to City Council for review
- Apr 16, 2019 05:04 pm
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A reflection of faith and artistry
Parishioners raised millions to restore their beloved church and its stunning stained glass window
- Apr 16, 2019 05:01 pm
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Mapping placard abuse
City Council data maps 311 complaints about parking permit misuse, most of which result in no action
- Apr 16, 2019 05:02 pm
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‘Jewelry is my life’
Meet Bryna Pomp, the woman behind New York’s most spectacular jewelry show
- Apr 10, 2019 05:24 pm
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Art and migration
An UES exhibition of work by undocumented immigrants explores themes of place and culture
- Apr 10, 2019 11:45 am
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- Nothing stops these athletes
- A dog and a man who make the world better
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- Listening to the creators
- “Deviant female dining”
- Elegy for an emerald emperor
- Talking faith and celebrity
- Key details unclear in congestion plan
- Electeds discuss plans to curb vacancies
- The force is with Rabbi Kass
- You’re never too old to save a life
- FDNY signs off on West 66th St. tower void
- Bill proposes vacant storefront registry
- For immigrants: sanctuary and legal help
- No scandal here! In praise of CUNY
- Like hemlines, Isaac Mizrahi’s career has gone up and down
- Word on the Street
- Humor and human nature
- The day the music lived
- Entitlement and the college game
- Student climate strike
- Hands-on History
- Court victory for tower opponents
- UWS SOS battles “commercial desert”
- In the end, what is a home?
- Letters to the editor
- Stop avoiding that colonoscopy
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- “Kiss Me, Kate” in the age of #MeToo
- An inspired “Pride and Prejudice”
- The most dangerous turns in town
- How your bus measures up
- Building the hospital of tomorrow
- “Potvin SUCKS!” Rangers fans say — for 40 years
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- Depression in seniors: it’s subtle
- Letters to the Editor
- Even more congestion questions
- The graying of Manhattan
- Looking for a kosher, gluten-free babka?
- “Smooch your pooch”
- A messy modern family
- Times square love stories
- Brewer challenges de Blasio on NYCHA plans
- Danger in the food deserts
- From cold streets to warm hearts
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- Enough already! Pass the New York health act!
- Congestion pricing, explained
- Holes in plan to limit tower voids
- A life of her own
- The eternal orphanage
- Once upon a community board meeting
- St. Mark’s Comics closing after 36 years
- Embrace the spirit of Parkland
- Is it really just nervous stomach?
- You wrote a book? So publish it!
- The shop that saved kittens
- Déjà vu on the West Side
- L train street changes in flux
- Blood, snakes and square knots
- NYPD to bolster sex crimes unit
- How FIT students get into NYFW’s exclusive shows
- Sex after sixty
- Singing with strangers
- UWS sibs sing their way to the top
- Born purple, and funny
- Friendship across the generations
- Traffic jam on the ballot
- “In a word, it’s a horror.”
- After the non-march for disabled women
- Rally to protect Roosevelt Park
- A GOP club divided
- Drawing board
- A master of the extreme
- Savaging the safety net
- A rabbi who doesn't just preach tolerance
- Live from Washington: Jerrold Nadler
- Breslin and Hamill: Princes of the City
- The L-train Un-Shutdown
- Early food stamp benefits due to shutdown
- Chelsea’s vanishing restaurants
- The priest who woke the West Side
- Fundraising keeps Westsider Books open
- West side tower cut down to size
