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Home Cooking: A shift in New York food culture
A 2011 survey showed 28 percent of Americans don't know how to cook.
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NY Primary: The senior democratic vote
Senior voters weigh in Hillary vs Bernie primary.
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Where are all the black designers?
The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City has an African American student population of less than seven percent. […]
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New owners for Stuyvesant Town
The busy, but quiet neighborhood is abuzz with recent news of the 65-year-old complex receiving a new owner.
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NYC Marathon: Columbus Circle
Over 80,080 runners applied for the lottery, with only around 18 percent being accepted.
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Dancers awarded much needed college scholarships
NYCDAF Founder and Executive Director Joe Lanteri said the philosophy of the foundation is to give opportunities to young dancers who cannot afford higher education.
News
Lawmakers press to make Stonewall Inn a National Park
As one of the few bars that openly welcomed LGBT people in the 1950s and 1960s, it became a place of acceptance for the poorest and most discriminated LGBT members. Police raids on gay bars were common and eventually protests and violence erupted at Stonewall Inn after LGBT members fought back.