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Police Blotter

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Port approves $542 million contract for train station

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Read all about the B.P.C. Library

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Snow fun in Battery Park City

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Speaker series for 9/‌11 Museum

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State agency hits I.P.N. with a â€˜punch in the stomachâ€™

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The undefeated I.S. 89 Cougar girls basketball team made the

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Thompson move to B.P.C. board is official

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Under Cover

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What Deutsche insurers giveth, Bovis tries to taketh away

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Board 3 slammed for ‘silence’ over terror trials controversy

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Police Blotter

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Jane Warwick, 78, editor at Mademoiselle

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Keeping faith, Lithuanians pray church will reopen

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Food market can replace old fish market, says Quinn

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Opinion

Paterson must resign

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Facing flatlining, St. Vincent’s gets another infusion

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East Village bicycle legend just keeps on rolling

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Burial ground center opens

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Creativity flows in the snow

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Barbara Schneider, 70, top educator in District 2

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They’re gellin’ at P.S. 41

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Village resident Wolff reveals his jazz passions

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The A-list

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Senate O.K.’s NYCHA $$ plan

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Speed Shrinking for love: A quick read on romance

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Scene

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Scoopy

Scoopy’s Notebook

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Quinn, transit groups try to put brakes on cuts

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Rap feud left two stars dead and one ‘Book of Bling’

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Not your Camus’ ‘Caligula’

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Among the walking wounded

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‘Neither rain, nor sleet…’

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Letters

Letters to the Editor

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Arts & Entertainment

Koch on Film

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Arts & Entertainment

A dramatic victory for Village theater doyenne, 94

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A response on the Soho BID

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As one-year mark looms, hospital activists fight on

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For 2 Catholic schools, sharing has been a blessing

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A new Hudson Square Trinity Real Estate’s proposal to rezone Hudson Square to allow residential use and also add height caps is an idea whose time has definitely come. This manufacturing-zoned enclave west of Soho was once the Printing District. W

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For 2 Catholic schools, sharing has been a blessing

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Galleries offer reasons to come in from cold

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What would Linda Lavin do — with a night off?

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Gramercy tenants file for rent cut after a lengthy gas outage

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Hamill decries ‘vandalism’ of old Cooper Sq. house

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Just Do Art!

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Letters

Letters to the Editor

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Mayor’s Irish quip shouldn’t be swept under the rug

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More from around NYC

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Bronx venues host watch parties for final Bad Bunny residency show

Cops are looking for this suspect, who allegedly assaulted a 74-year-old woman on board a Q98 bus on Main Street in Flushing on the morning of Sept. 6.

Senior woman assaulted by a fellow rider on an MTA bus on Main Street in Flushing: NYPD

Teacher explaining solar panels functioning to elementary class

FLAG Award for Teaching Excellence is looking for Brooklyn’s favorite teacher

Anania, B Noel Thomas, and Caleb Quezon in NYTW's "Saturday Church."

‘Saturday Church’ review: Finding salvation in unlikely places