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Gale Brewer wrote a proposal to deny land use and development rights to the developers of the St. John's Terminal site in Hudson Square.
They read out loud the names of people who have been killed in the new president's war on drugs.
Longtime East Village members said the mayor is helping his developer friend David Lichtenstein by destroying 5 historic buildings.
Neighbors called him "box man" because he was always carrying boxes into his apartment, but none of them ever came out.
The six acres of unused space in the Lower East Side is slowly inching toward development.
Robert Cahill, 41, faces charges for getting people to invest in a fake show starring Lupita Nyong'o.
The hospital so far hasn't said what will go in place of the apartment building on 13th Street between 1st and 2nd avenues.
In the words of the artist.
A 39-story apartment building will be constructed in place of the 7-story Travel Inn on 42nd Street between 9th and 10th avenues.
The fiesta fizzled in Manhattan, according to signs on the door that say the rowdy restaurant has closed.
Watch the excavation progress on the building's own Instagram.
The theme of the fest this year is "people for the planet."
The "no-nonsense" attitude of New York City propelled BounceX to the top, its CEO said.
The third-party ticket marketplace waives all fees for what they say is a better customer experience, and it seems to be paying off.
The company develops tools that measure stress levels and cognitive impairment.
The ASPCA is also waiving its fees for black cat adoptions.
The company moved to a larger space after 14 years on Wooster Street.
The man has broken into closed banks five times in the past five months.
The Times reviewer wrote that he said "you'll have to kill me first" when the waiter tried to take away the tavern's jam.
Oculus' debut was filled with smiling, awe-inspired visitors and heavily armed security personnel.
