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Neighborhood small businesses Lady Lexis Sweets and Harlem Brewing Company will be featured on the menu.

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Neighborhood small businesses Lady Lexis Sweets and Harlem Brewing Company will be featured on the menu.

The city Landmarks Preservation Commission voted Tuesday to approve a historic district on part of Park Terrace West and West 217th Street.
The mixed-use development will rise more than 280 feet and contain 173 apartments.
The threat came after a customer and bartender got into an argument at popular nightlife spot Rudy's Bar.
Advocacy groups claim the city failed to account for residential and small business displacement when designing its rezoning plan.
Preservationists argued that the American Museum of Natural History's Gilder Center expansion should have gone through land use review.
The city Landmarks Preservation Commission designated 550 Madison Avenue before a dramatic planned redevelopment.
The proposed historic district will protect fifteen historic homes on West 217th Street and Park Terrace West.
Wilfred DeFour, a long-time resident of Harlem's Riverton Square apartments, served as an aircraft technician during World War II.
The conman approached his victim at the Times Square subway station and left her waiting on the platform while he made off with her cash.
The 81-year-old woman was struck on East 86 Street and Madison Avenue and died one week later.
City Comptroller Scott Stringer released a report identifying communities that should benefit if marijuana is legalized.
City Comptroller Scott Stringer released a report identifying communities that should benefit if marijuana is legalized.
Activity at Trump Tower may pick up for the 2020 presidential campaign. The skyscraper will be one of three Trump campaign headquarters.
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The statue had previously been considered for removal by a city commission established by Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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