Classic and Cosmopolitan: N.Y.C. Restaurants Struggle to Stay Open
It is in no way just about the foods. From modest ethnic restaurants with dishes
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N.Y.C. Early Voting: When it Starts, and What to Expect
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This week’s attributes are a five-bed room in Manhasset, N.Y., and a two-bed room in
7 Things to Do This Weekend
The Afropunk festival has been steadily scaling up for many years, escalating around a 10
Running Live Dance Drills at the Armory
A number of times in the past, I attended the premiere of an hourlong dance
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The final afternoon I put in at New York Theater Ballet was for a rehearsal
Alexandra Korry, 61, Dies; Pushed to End Solitary for Juveniles
Alexandra Korry, a trailblazing Wall Road lawyer whose potent lawful and ethical rebuke as head
Halloween’s Not Canceled: Here’s How to Make It Spooky but Safe
It’s not stunning that a staggering selection of common Halloween festivities have been canceled or
New York Sues Trump Over ‘Anarchist’ Label
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Manafort Prosecution Barred by Double Jeopardy Rule, Appeals Court Says
A New York appeals courtroom on Thursday rebuffed the Manhattan district attorney’s attempts to cost