A steaming sewer on W. 15th St. prompted an investigation by ConEd today. The workers investigating the situation would not elaborate on the dangers of the situation, or if it was in any way connected to police...
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For the third time in 30 days, the New York City Fire Department responded to a false alarm at 120 W. 15th St. Four trucks and two suv's, leaving just as quickly as they arrived, were on the scene to investigate...
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Three Vancouver heroin addicts have started getting their fix for free -- as the first participants in a government-sponsored study on the effects of controlling junkies' supply.
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At the end of my undergraduate studies at the University of Michigan, I had a crisis; it hurt me physically to play the horn. I'm not talking about a sore back at the end of a long rehearsal or concert, I mean taking the instrument out of the case hurt. The pain and...
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I discovered a fantastic photo gallery depicting a Dutchman's travels. He first went there as a tourist, but fell in love and married a woman who now lives with him in the Netherlands. He has made a photolog of that and all subsequent journeys. This site would be an excellent...
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I got an email today, supposedly from PayPal, that said the following:
Dear PayPal customer,
It has come to our attention that when logging into PayPal,
you or somebody else have made several login attempts and reached
your daily attempt limit. As an additional security...
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As many people exhaust utilizing all the space possible in their apartments, sometimes the clutter can fill to the hall and other common places. And sure, the apartment building roof might not be sanctioned for barbecues, but no one really minds, do they? But Gothamist...
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More Meatpacking fun! The NYT, bless its heart, takes a look at the dueling plans for Pier 57 in Chelsea that have long obsessed us. (It's Cipriani against Chelsea Piers, with a decision due any day.) But we're more taken today with the news that a stealth garbage truck...
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The first nine of the 164 token booths scheduled for closing will be shut down in April. The Daily News says the first retired booths will include ones in Union Square and Penn Station, and then the remaining booths will close weekly until October. Then, 600 of the clerks...
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For the second time this month the New York City Fire
Department was called in to investigate a potential gas leak on W.
15th St. The culprit this time around was the exhaust
system at Armory Place,
The...
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According to New York Daily News, Starbucks is making changes to its menu. The coffee giant got 12 percent of its $4 billion in sales through food last year, mostly with cold items like cookies, muffins and...
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Swimmers are being urged to make a splash by helping raise £2million for a children's charity. Brixton, Clapham and Streatham leisure centres will be hosting the events for Swimathon.
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