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Still waiting after all these years

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Take a girl in a tutu, a man in a suit, and just add writer

Posted on November 1, 2005

Take me out to the pier field; P3 parties for ball field’s first year

Posted on November 1, 2005

Boo! Don’t we have enough to be scared of already?

Posted on November 1, 2005

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The A List

Posted on November 1, 2005

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The cost of living in Slumaria

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Tree-sitter plants seeds of environmental activism

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Trip to the mall proves anything but pedestrian

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Unpaving a parking lot to bring back paradise

Posted on November 1, 2005

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After ‘brawl’ on the mall, Parks explains new plan

Posted on November 1, 2005

Al Carmines memorial at seminary

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Arman, 76, Tribeca artist whose medium was garbage

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Art outpost cultivates from outside the mainstream

Posted on November 1, 2005

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BID director brings new sense of purpose to the job

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Cajun flavor on Halloween

Posted on November 1, 2005

Chelsea Church marks 30 years

Posted on November 1, 2005

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City must pay $21.5 million to use Pier 97, Gansevoort

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Construction is double-whammy for Orchard merchants

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Digging for information on Houston Street big dig

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Doctoroff: City must balance ‘stability and energy’

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Don’t call it a comeback

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Gate may be closed to gays in park’s crowd-control plan

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Girding a fleeting art form for the future

Posted on November 1, 2005

Glick’s picks on voting on Nov. 8 ballot initiatives

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Greenmarket grows on them

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Healing rock

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Ironman shows what he’s made of in grueling events

Posted on November 1, 2005

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It’s all in the family at a longtime Loisaida barber

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Last supper at Beatrice Inn is end of a 50-year run

Posted on November 1, 2005

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La Traviata’ enchants at the Amato, but can the enchantment last?

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Arts & Entertainment

L.E.S. as film set

Posted on November 1, 2005

Like miners, tenants are fighting back

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Ludlow nightclub is not music to neighbors’ ears

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Market forces at work

Posted on November 1, 2005

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No arrests at Critical Mass ride

Posted on November 1, 2005

N.Y.U. graduate teaching assistants vote to start their strike on Nov. 9

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Over 2,000 — and how many more?

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Pink puppy, a pirate and Pooh at kids’ parade

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Stepan Lazarev, 67, muralist, sculptor

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Street scene

Posted on November 1, 2005

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The Lower East Side: Change amid tradition

Posted on November 1, 2005

Transgender plaintiffs sue gay club for barring them

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Vintage shoe store finds a toehold on Hester St.

Posted on November 1, 2005

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With a new center, seniors finally have the floor

Posted on November 1, 2005

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Downtown Express

$7 million plaza reaching a higher level reopens

Posted on October 27, 2005

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Downtown Express

A dog-eat-tennis-ball world in Route 9A plans

Posted on October 27, 2005

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Downtown Express

A frightening film festival for New Yorkers

Posted on October 27, 2005

Downtown Express

B.P.C. building sale may force some tenants out

Posted on October 27, 2005

More from around NYC

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Lincoln Hospital hosts blood drive, takes part in multiple community celebrations

The Dietz Coal Company in Ridgewood not only produced coal in the early 20th century; it was also one of the area's biggest ice factories.

The iceman cometh in Ridgewood: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

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Red Hook Pool expected to reopen Sunday after weeks-long repair

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Seattle.

Federal appeals court expands ‘ministerial exception’ to customer service representative