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Threat to community gardens looms at memorial service for urban gardener
According to public statements from the mayor, 17 community gardens are being considered as sites to meet demand for open space needed for the new housing.
Features
Celebrating the Little Red Lighthouse
Today, the riverside park was filled with families for an early fall afternoon outing. Vendors lined the sides of the grass, selling everything from handmade soaps to books while a brass band filled the air with lively music.
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Pope brings the masses to lower Manhattan
During his second day in the city , the pope delivered a multi-religious ceremony at the 9/11 Memorial, and New Yorkers, tourists and visitors flocked to the surrounding streets in anticipation of seeing him pass by.
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Public schools to close for Muslim holiday
The Coalition for Muslim School Holidays rallied and petitioned for years for Muslim holiday inclusion in New York.
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Papal protesters flock to city
The protesters passed around flyers featuring lists of biblical quotes and wore t-shirts that read “You Repent” and “Fear God” printed on them.
Arts•Features
Artist’s installation asks consumers to find the real value in themselves
Langer said she hopes her project will bring an element of thoughtfulness to people so that they can connect with their inner truth and true value.
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Gang violence grows in Brooklyn
According to the NYPD, in North Brooklyn alone, there are 73 separate gangs.
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“Fat Guy Across America” pedals to New York City
The Danville, Ind native has since lost 75 pounds and plans to continue pedaling his way to fitness.
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Postal Service union protests outsources of jobs
protesters were concerned about the loss of existing Postal Service jobs – and along with them, the training, higher wages, and health care benefits they offered.
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The Pope in NYC
Poep Francis brings his message of love, hope and acceptance to the city. But he also brings inconvenience and controversy.