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Community Gardens NYC: Lower East Side and the East Village

Last week was food trucks, this week the topic is community gardens in NYC, specifically the East Village and Lower East Side. Our intrepid intern Brian scouts out some gems in the Lower East Side and...

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How Do You Pronounce Houston Street (and Schermerhorn, and Desbrosses, and…)?

This week Brian gives us a tutorial on how to pronounce some of those odd street & neighborhood names you see around town (most of which seem to be in Brooklyn and The Bronx). If you don’t want to...

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Hudson River Park Origins

Newcomers to NYC may take the Hudson River Park, which runs from Battery Park to 59th Street, for granted. But it wasn’t so long ago that the waterfront was nothing but derelict piers and abandoned...

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East River Park History

Last week Brian, gave us some background on the Hudson River Park’s origins. This week, he gives us the history of the lesser known (except by locals), East River Park, which is just finishing an $84...

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The Brooklyn Navy Yard & Admiral’s Row: Past and Present

This week Brian gives us the history of Admiral’s Row at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, along with an update on it’s current condition. What makes a building suitable for historic preservation? According to...

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MoRUS: The Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space, aka the Squatters Museum, Honors...

As East Village rental apartments get more and more luxurious and family-friendly–even those all the way over in the once no-go zones of Alphabet City, near Avenues C and D–it seems like a good time to...

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