Lawmakers Seek to 'Level Playing Field' for Domestic Violence Victims

December 15, 2014|Katie Meyer
Klein, Sepulveda Aim to Grant Equal Housing Priority to Domestic Violence Shelter Residents
Some New York State lawmakers...
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Cool Cats: NYC Gets First 'Cat Cafe'

December 15, 2014|Kelsey Schappell
A new cafe opened in Manhattan's Lower East Side on Monday, and it's good for more than just a cup of coffee.

Marty is a...

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Residents of Newtown are Calling for a Permanent Memorial

December 12, 2014|Gabrielle McGovern
Newtown, Connecticut wants a memorial to honor those who lost their lives in the Sandy Hook massacre.

Residents of Newtown...

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Morning Brief: December 12

December 12, 2014|Rebecca Lewis
Museum for the modern age.

In 1892, Andrew Carnegie moved into his just finished mansion on 91st and Fifth. After his death...

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Straphanger's Campaign Names NYC's Slowest Bus

December 11, 2014|Rob Palazzolo
M79 gets dubious "Pokey" distinction from transit advocates

Every year a group of transportation advocates gives a prize to...

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Morning Brief: December 11

December 11, 2014|Rebecca Lewis
Seeing red: the Santa edition.

As Christmas approaches, you'll be seeing plenty of jolly old mean in red suits with white...

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Art Exhibit Pays Homage to Talents of Bassist Dee Dee Ramone

December 10, 2014|Katie Meyer
A variety of the bassist's drawings and paintings, as well as photos and memorabilia, are on display at the Chelsea Hotel

 

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Cityscape: Family, Togetherness and Tradition

December 10, 2014|George Bodarky
The holidays are all about family and tradition.

For a lot of families this time of year is all about one thing -- tradition...

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Morning Brief: December 10

December 10, 2014|Rebecca Lewis
50 years of change?

Today, in 1964, Martin Luther King, Jr. received his Nobel Peace Prize. He accepted it with "with an...

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