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Video: Crane Damages New York's Brooklyn Bridge While Passing Under It
The New York City Fire Department also stated that the force of the collision did not "impact the integrity of the bridge".
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New York Sinking Under The Weight Of Its Skyscrapers, Says Study
Some of the areas, like Lower Manhattan, are subsiding much faster, said researchers. There is concern for both Brooklyn and Queens as well.
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House On One Of The "Most Instragrammable Streets" Being Sold For $2.6 Million
A two-bedroom and one-and-half bathroom apartment located in an area dubbed "most Instagrammable street in Brooklyn" is up for sale for nearly $2.6 million.
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Fancy A Dinner Inside An Igloo? This New York Restaurant Is Just What You're Looking For
Time Out Market restaurant in New York has come up with a new concept of dining on their rooftop inside an igloo!
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He Needed Help With Son's Math Homework - Got It From Stranger On Subway
Corey Simmons got on the New York City subway, heading from Manhattan to Brooklyn to pick up his son from his grandmother about two weeks ago. He knew he needed to open the green folder on his lap, but he hesitated, because inside lay his son's math worksheets that father and son were supposed to complete together. Simmons, 40, was never great at m...
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Builders Of Manhattan Spires Don't See 1,000-Foot Neighbors
As recently as two years ago, only five towers in New York City topped 1,000 feet. Now, there are that many "supertall" towers in the works on 57th Street alone, and roughly two dozen either under construction or on the drawing boards across Manhattan and in Brooklyn.
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United States: New York Police Probing Switch of Flags on Brooklyn Bridge
Police are searching for four or five people they believe scaled to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge's two towers in the dead of night, disabled lights illuminating two large American flags and then replaced the flags with bleached-white ones.
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Twitter faces fine, contempt over Occupy protester's tweets
Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Matthew Sciarrino told a lawyer for Twitter that the San Francisco-based social media company had had 73 days to comply with his June 30 ruling ordering it to produce nearly three months' worth of tweets from Malcolm Harris. The Occupy member was arrested during a mass march across the Brooklyn Bridge last October.
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Video: Crane Damages New York's Brooklyn Bridge While Passing Under It
The New York City Fire Department also stated that the force of the collision did not "impact the integrity of the bridge".
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New York Sinking Under The Weight Of Its Skyscrapers, Says Study
Some of the areas, like Lower Manhattan, are subsiding much faster, said researchers. There is concern for both Brooklyn and Queens as well.
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House On One Of The "Most Instragrammable Streets" Being Sold For $2.6 Million
A two-bedroom and one-and-half bathroom apartment located in an area dubbed "most Instagrammable street in Brooklyn" is up for sale for nearly $2.6 million.
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Fancy A Dinner Inside An Igloo? This New York Restaurant Is Just What You're Looking For
Time Out Market restaurant in New York has come up with a new concept of dining on their rooftop inside an igloo!
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He Needed Help With Son's Math Homework - Got It From Stranger On Subway
Corey Simmons got on the New York City subway, heading from Manhattan to Brooklyn to pick up his son from his grandmother about two weeks ago. He knew he needed to open the green folder on his lap, but he hesitated, because inside lay his son's math worksheets that father and son were supposed to complete together. Simmons, 40, was never great at m...
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Builders Of Manhattan Spires Don't See 1,000-Foot Neighbors
As recently as two years ago, only five towers in New York City topped 1,000 feet. Now, there are that many "supertall" towers in the works on 57th Street alone, and roughly two dozen either under construction or on the drawing boards across Manhattan and in Brooklyn.
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United States: New York Police Probing Switch of Flags on Brooklyn Bridge
Police are searching for four or five people they believe scaled to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge's two towers in the dead of night, disabled lights illuminating two large American flags and then replaced the flags with bleached-white ones.
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Twitter faces fine, contempt over Occupy protester's tweets
Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Matthew Sciarrino told a lawyer for Twitter that the San Francisco-based social media company had had 73 days to comply with his June 30 ruling ordering it to produce nearly three months' worth of tweets from Malcolm Harris. The Occupy member was arrested during a mass march across the Brooklyn Bridge last October.
