Jay-Z Drops More Than $100K At Inwood Club | Patch PM

America's Dirtiest City | Uptown Subway Stations Close | $42M Trash Catcher

Posted Tue, Feb 20, 2018 at 5:20 pm ET|Updated Tue, Feb 20, 2018 at 5:27 pm ET

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Rapper and businessman Jay-Z had quite the night celebrating a friend's birthday in Inwood.

Chances are, you already know.

The city installed four underground devices that will pull litter out of Newtown Creek and send it toward a wastewater treatment plant.

Peter Wang, a 15-year-old killed helping others escape the Florida school shooting on Feb. 14, was admitted posthumously to West Point.

The stations will be completely shut down while the MTA conducts aesthetic improvements and fixes.

The Queens-born rapper joined calls for more money and accountability for the housing authority.

Protesters spelled out the word "resist" and hung a banner denouncing President Trump on Presidents Day.

The park offers curling lessons, private games and leagues out of the LeFrank Center.

The slashing occurred after a homeless man spewed racial slurs at the victim.

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