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Bagel shop closure could mean more Upper West Side development
After the recent closing of the popular H&H Bagels on W. 80th St. and Broadway, area residents now worry about the commercialization of the Upper West Side.
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New York celebrates the death of Osama bin Laden
Nearly ten years after the September 11 attacks and America’s subsequent invasion of Afghanistan, a U.S. Special Forces team has […]
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Charter schools use new online system to screen applicants
Nearly 3,000 charter school applicants applied online this year.
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In new job market, older women struggle to find work
Some women say they're being judged not by their resumes but by their age.
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Despite historical tensions, Koreans raise funds to aid Japan
Relations between the countries have improved since the March 11 earthquake.
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Green Taxis Act paves way for hybrid fleet
The Green Taxis Act would allow city officials to set higher fuel efficiency standards.
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MLB could see smaller crowds again this season
Major League Baseball has seen a decline in overall game attendance.
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City relies on residents to carry out smoking ban
Mayor Bloomberg recently announced that the New York Police Department will rely on citizens to keep tabs on wayward smokers.
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As tenant blacklist grows, more renters denied housing
Lawsuit seeks to put an end to the so-called tenants blacklist.
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Advocacy groups push Pentagon for DADT update
Advocacy groups for gay and lesbian service member rights met with Pentagon officials to get a status update on the repeal process of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.