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The ‘dirtiest’ US city revealed — and you’ll never guess where NYC lands in the ranking
Despite its vermin, the trash-lined streets and only-in-New York smells, the Big Apple did not rank as one of the Top 10 ...
Prince Harry Snuck in an Under-the-Radar Visit to Brooklyn During His N.Y.C. Trip with Meghan Markle
Prince Harry spoke with a group of young leaders in the digital space while on his recent trip to New York City with his wife ...
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Jet-Setting Prince Harry Gives Impassioned Speech in L.A. After Making a Low-Key Visit to Brooklyn
Prince Harry gave a powerful speech at the Living Legends of Aviation Awards in Los Angeles honoring first responders and ...
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Brooklyn woman, 80, reported missing after vanishing from East 37th Street home
The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating 80-year-old Marlene Calixte, who was last ...
Bird lovers in Brooklyn concerned about poaching as pigeons go missing
A community of bird lovers in Brooklyn is raising concerns after they say dozens of pigeons vanished from a local park.
‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ cast and walkers to take over Manhattan ‘one bite at a time’
From walker sightings and events at iconic locations to fan screenings and cast appearances, we’re taking over the Big Apple ...
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Brooklyn Council Member, Advocates Call For Full Restoration of NYC Parks Funding
Brooklyn Council Member Chi Ossé and park advocates are urging Mayor Eric Adams to restore funding to NYC Parks Department ...
The 2 New York City Neighborhoods Where Booming Rental Markets Will Be Hit Hardest by Tariffs
The post The 2 New York City Neighborhoods Where Booming Rental Markets Will Be Hit Hardest by Tariffs appeared first on Real ...
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‘Because, Roots’ brings Brooklyn voices together through storytelling, New York City subway map
The latest installment, titled "Because, Roots," invited audience members to explore the histories that ground them. Guests ...
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New research finds that 6,300 units of Brooklyn housing could be lost to flooding by 2040
NEW YORK CITY COULD LOSE APPROXIMATELY 19,300 HOUSING UNITS BY 2040, with nearly a third — about 6,250 units — in Brooklyn.