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NY Elections: NYC Mayoral Election overshadowed by mayor not on the ballot
Amid a mayoral race that was determined to be a historic landslide long before the polls closed, another Mayor, Rob Ford of Toronto, stole the media spotlight with his candid crack confessions.
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NYC Marathon: The last runners
“New York is the crème de la crème of the marathons, I’ve always loved coming up here,” said Dale-Pierce proudly beaming.
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NYC Marathon: Back to tradition on the Upper East Side
As a symbol of support, the Boston Marathon’s yellow line ran alongside the familiar blue line that guides runners along their trek in New York.
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NYC Marathon: No fear of danger, but extra security a hassle at finish line
The bombing at the Boston Marathon and any thoughts of danger were no deterrent to participating in today's event.
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NYC Marathon: Resilience in the Bronx
Security in New York was high today, with unprecedented precautionary measures.
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NYC Marathon: The Lesbian and Gay Big Apple Corps Marching Band energizes runners
This is the first time the LGBAC is performing at the marathon.
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NYC Marathon: Snapshots from West Harlem
“This is almost the 23rd mile, and this is when the runners need a lot more energy,” one supporter said. “This is when they need you.”
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NYC Marathon: East Harlem revelers hope to inspire runners
Brisk weather and a light drizzle of rain didn’t keep tens of thousands of runners from hitting the pavement and […]
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NYC Marathon: Snapshots from Park Slope
This is the part of the race where runners start to lose some of the initial nervousness and begin to start “hitting their stride.”
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NYC Marathon: “Electrified” show at Bay Ridge greets runners
Bay Ridge Brooklyn’s The Third Rail Classic Rock Band from Pavement Pieces on Vimeo. Marathon runners passing the 4th avenue […]