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Not sure where to celebrate Cinco de Mayo? Be it at a dinner party or a room full of piñatas, Patch has you covered.
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Barbara Bush's love for Ozzy Osbourne, document shredded during Iran–Contra affair and more — Patch takes a look back at history on May 4.
Astrology's influence on Reagan's policy, the presidents of the Kentucky Derby and more — Patch takes a look back at history on May 3.
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Trump's views on trade policy with China, the age of the H1N1 flu virus and more — Patch takes a look back at presidential history on May 2.
AIDS Walk New York, now in its 35th year, is the largest, single-day AIDS fundraising event in the world — and registration is free.
The new dance studio includes a prefabricated ramping system, new flooring, full-length mirrors, storage doors and double ballet bars.
The expansive new system offers transit between multiple areas of Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan at $2.75 per ride and $121 for 30 days.
Watch Obama's speech on Osama bin Laden's death and learn about the 2016 anti-Trump May Day rally in Los Angeles for a look back on May 1.
A baby device that lets you use browse the web, an attempted abduction and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
A Harford delegate goes to jail, breast milk jewelry and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
Trump endorses Karen Handel, a woman steals $5,200 from a school club and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
A Hello Kitty Cafe truck at a Paramus mall, a teacher caught with heroin and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
Protesters rallying against Jeff Sessions, local man mourned by his town and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
Governor calls senator's slur "disgusting," teen chefs, burn bans and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
The daylong bike ride will explore the library's 60-branch system on Saturday, May 20 and is open to adults and children.
The Obama administration's actions on student debt, unrest at Trump's Costa Mesa rally and more for a day in history on April 28.
Free mammograms and clinical breast exams will be held at two library branches on May 25, open to all New York City women over 40.
