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EXHIBITIONS

Posted on March 13, 2004

FILM

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Koch On Film

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PERFORMANCE

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HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES

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Arts & Entertainment

THEATER

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Downtown Express

A done deal is near, say I.P.N. leaders

Posted on March 11, 2004

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Advocates tell L.M.D.C. to spend money on jobs and housing

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BARS/CLUBS

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Seaport

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Calatrava, Sciame propose tower sculpture for the Seaport

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Children’s Activities

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DANCE

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revolution

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Downtown couple revolutionizing children’s film

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Local

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Downtown Local

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Vendor

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Downtown reacts to W.T.C. vendor law

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Legalize gay marriage

Posted on March 11, 2004

Clinton

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E.P.A., Clinton announce panel to study W.T.C. response

Posted on March 11, 2004

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E.P.A. cuts

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EVENTS

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Filmmaker John Waters brings photographic art to Soho

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Gay wed fight comes Downtown

Posted on March 11, 2004

Governors

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Governors Island president meets with C.B. 1

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Helping teens avoid a dangerous habit

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teams

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I.S. 89 B-ball

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Letters to the editor

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Lifeguard search

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Hanging out in Chinatown

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police blotter

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READINGS/‌LECTURE

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Second Thoughts By Richmond Jones©

Posted on March 11, 2004

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Are we going back a long way, baby?

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THEATER

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The screenings begin

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TOURS

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Petit

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Twin Tower tightrope walker inspires picture book

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Youth Activities

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EXHIBITIONS

Posted on March 11, 2004

American women in the Spanish Civil War

Posted on March 9, 2004

artists

An arts center divided

Posted on March 9, 2004

Animals: This time I wish that I could have helped

Posted on March 9, 2004

Board 3 sends the State Liquor Authority a message

Posted on March 9, 2004

Calls for blood at Sixth Precinct

Posted on March 9, 2004

Chancellor is set to overhaul physical education

Posted on March 9, 2004

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Cooking, dancing and magic tricks

Posted on March 9, 2004

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Filmmaker John Waters brings photographic art to Soho

Posted on March 9, 2004

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Gays demand right to marry in New York

Posted on March 9, 2004

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Gekko, mistress of the Lower East Side Tesla coils

Posted on March 9, 2004

More from around NYC

U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres urged City Hall to follow through with social services and treatment plans for people who frequented Roberto Clemente Plaza to use drugs that were displaced when the city cleared the notorious open air drug market last month. Local South Bronx residents say the city isn't doing enough to help and that drug use isn't truly being addressed, only relocated.

EXCLUSIVE: Torres calls for treatment plans for those city is chasing away from Roberto Clemente Plaza

New York State District Attorney Letitia James held a press conference on Thursday Aug. 7, detailing the first criminal case under recently passed legislation that criminalizes deed theft.

AG James files landmark criminal charges after elderly Queens woman’s home stolen in deed theft scheme

Celebrate the Caribbean BCM

‘A space for kids’: Brooklyn Children’s Museum to celebrate Caribbean culture with family festival

Ace's Place, a new transitional housing program for trans New Yorkers, opened this summer in Long Island City, Queens.

New transitional housing program for transgender New Yorkers opens in Long Island City