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From The Editor

Posted on January 6, 2004

activist dies

Gay St. activist dies in fire in famous apartment

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Koch On Film

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Lenny Bruce

Lenny Bruce and the war against terror.

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Local Photographer

Local photographer hits the wall in the West Bank

Posted on January 6, 2004

Morrow

Morrow, longtime Silver staffer, retires

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Morrow

Morrow, longtime Silver staffer, retires

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NYPD

N.Y.P.D…Gone?

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Talent Performance 46

PERFORMANCE

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Scoopy

Scoopy’s notebook

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Theater 52

THEATER

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The mouse before Christmas; something was stirring

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Downtown Express

BARS/CLUBS

Posted on January 5, 2004

Downtown Express

Children’s Activities

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Downtown Express

film

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Downtown Express

police blotter

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Downtown Express

READINGS/‌LECTURE

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Downtown Express

TOURS

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A gymnastics judging controversy of another sort

Posted on January 4, 2004

Art

A mending fence: Pieces of art for world peace

Posted on January 4, 2004

Arafat

Arafat money rolls a gutter ball at Bowlmor Lanes

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Barred bar committee chairperson now seeks C.B. 2 chair

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barsclubs

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Border War

Border war pits garden vs. developer

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Bringing wellness to Chelsea seniors

Posted on January 4, 2004

noho project

Calcutta brothel kids are Noho camera program’s focus

Posted on January 4, 2004

Christmas Mission

Christmas mission

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P.S. 63

Council candidate bearing books helps P.S. 63 students’ readathon

Posted on January 4, 2004

Critical Mass

Critical Mass gets ‘ride of way;’ injunction denied

Posted on January 4, 2004

dance

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The year that was

Posted on January 4, 2004

Third St towers

E. Third St. ‘half-dorm’ granted still more time to produce lease

Posted on January 4, 2004

EVENTS

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Exhibitions 93

EXHIBITIONS

Posted on January 4, 2004

Extra Place Apartments project gets $6 million in bond funding

Posted on January 4, 2004

FILM

Posted on January 4, 2004

Gino Lombardi, made Village home after immigrating from San Marino

Posted on January 4, 2004

trafficking

Human trafficking in Libya

Posted on January 4, 2004

In West Chelsea

In West Chelsea, height caps and air-rights shifts

Posted on January 4, 2004

kochonfilm

Posted on January 4, 2004

Landmarks rules landlord must maintain E. Fourth St. townhouse

Posted on January 4, 2004

Lawsuits filed on stadium’s environmental impacts

Posted on January 4, 2004

letterstotheeditor

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New lights will shine on the arch

Posted on January 4, 2004

Kerreys contract

New School extends Kerrey’s contract six more years

Posted on January 4, 2004

No tales from the crypt — yet

Posted on January 4, 2004

Ukrainians

Orange victory tastes sweet for local Ukrainians

Posted on January 4, 2004

Pacino stuns

Pacino of ‘pain and flame’ masterful in ‘Merchant’

Posted on January 4, 2004

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