Local food fail: NYC paves ove...
Here’s the best way to start a visit to New York City’s New Amsterdam Market:
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New York’s energy-efficiency s...
Here’s a tip for Manhattan building owners looking to build as energy-efficiently as possible: …
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How One GOP Plutocrat Helped M...
Homelessness in New York has skyrocketed, thanks in part to years of conservative policy predicated on right-wing ideology.
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Earlier today, the office of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the anticipated economic impact of superstorm Sandy.
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The devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy is now forcing officials to consider spending billions of dollars on storm protection…
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The New York transit authority’s success getting the subways back online..
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How Occupy Sandy’s Relie...
Occupy Sandy evolved rapidly in the wake of the hurricane, all without a formal organization: just people helping people.
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Robert Bryce, a guy who works at the conservative Manhattan Institute and who wrote an even-handed book…
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As we mentioned this morning, the city of New York has been split on whether or not to go forward with the annual New York Marathon this Sunday.
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From where I live, on the Upper (upper) West Side of Manhattan..
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Manhattan’s trademark is its busyness, its height, its scale….
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The line wasn’t between those with electricity and those without, but between those who had recourse and those who didn’t
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New York City’s urban farms ga...
Yesterday, we brought you the sad story of the Brooklyn Grange’s lost beehives.
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Mayor Bloomberg said last night that we’ve come to “the end of the downside” of Hurricane Sandy
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As the temperature drops and days go by, Manhattanites are weary of Sandy’s ravages.
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The profession of design is about to drastically change.
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The smartest thing we did when we got our apartment in Manhattan was the thing we thought about the least…
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This morning, hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers head in to work for the first time since last Friday…
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In less than 140 characters, he is summarizing what we have to do to build a resilient transportation network.
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Shark-Jumping New York Condo i...
Five years ago I complained about Herzog and de Meuron’s design for 56 Leonard St. in the Tribeca district of New York City…
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The Bloomberg administration wants to allow more office towers to be built around Grand Central Station.
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Concerns over fracking have received high profile attention in recent months..
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A few weeks ago, I flew from the wide open spaces of Grand Junction, Colo., to New York, the city I now call home.
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