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Sale of Small Town Pond Reignites Affordable Housing Debate
The Bartons’ plans to sell the Noe Pond Club represents more than just the end of a historic family business founded in 1955.
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“Guerilla Flea Market” finds a home in Tompkins Square Park
The young activists were dealing in goods from their own closets, catering to fellow XR Youth NYC members and to visitors of Tompkins Square Park.
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Brooklyn Book Festival held virtually
But the virtual format also discourages some people who don’t like online events
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Census flash mob dance on Times Square
Census data determines the allocation of trillions of dollars in federal funding to various programs within communities.
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Politically divided family can agree on one thing, rallies are bad during a pandemic
But they butt heads on just about everything else.
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It’s business as usual at McSorley’s Old Ale House
The Irish pub has adapted well to the Covid-19 pandemic
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A celebration of Black trans lives
Event attendees gathered in New York City’s Hudson River Park to hear from community activists, watch live performances and drag shows, eat, dance and socialize.
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NYC Cafes and restaurants try and survive the pandemic
Not every business has been able to stay afloat.
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A typical afternoon at Shade Bar NYC
Due to COVID-19, the business has slowed down at Shade.
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West Village staple, Caffe Reggio, remains open for outdoor dining in the wake of coronavirus restrictions
The neighborhood staple enters a new era as it adapts to coronavirus restrictions and stretches into the street for out-door dining; a sign that the hustle and bustle of Greenwich Village life is far from over.