Snowboarding hits a rough patch
Conditions on the mountains are declining and the sport is becoming more expensive with the price of lift tickets high and equipment even higher, athletes said.
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Blizzard of 2015: West Village
Samson was out with her brown female Labradoodle, Wizhtle.
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Blizzard of 2015: Greenpoint
As the colossal Nor’easter dubbed Juno rushed headlong into the Northeastern Seaboard Monday afternoon, Brooklynites weren’t taking any chances.
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Blizzard of 2015: NYU Campus
While it seems like the rest of New York is in a state of panic, Zakaria is looking on the bright side.
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Blizzard of 2015: Lower Manhattan
Although Alfageh was thinking of Egypt, some of his regulars were thrilled to see him coming out to open up shop despite the bad weather.
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Blizzard 2015: Sunset Park
Disabled and jobless, he makes money by singing upbeat ballads and playing his accordion every morning in his neighborhood.
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Blizzard of 2015: Murray Hill
The store’s employees got people in and out of the market, but there was still only a limited supply of food for its patrons.
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Blizzard of 2015: Greenwich Village
Morton Williams grocery store in Greenwich Village, was filled with anxious shoppers trying to stock up.
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Blizzard of 2015: Times Square
Today, there were only a sprinkling of tourists and ticket sellers and not one costumed character.
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NYC Food trucks and carts leap into spring with warmer winter weather
Most of New York City’s food trucks have experienced a surge in customers due to the unusually warm winter weather.
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