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    Outside the Adele Concert, a Line of Losers

    Pedro Delgadillo had no idea who the people outside Radio City Music Hall were lining up to see Tuesday night. He was just disappointed that he couldn’t… Read more “Outside the Adele Concert, a Line of Losers”

    November 19, 2015September 19, 2017 by David Roza

    Chelsea Residents Welcome a Sliver of New Green Space

    By Ese Olumhense Five years ago, Matthew Weiss had an idea. The Chelsea resident and father of three was frustrated by the lack of outdoor play space… Read more “Chelsea Residents Welcome a Sliver of New Green Space”

    November 18, 2015 by Ese Olumhense

    City Planner Discourages Task Force on Skyscraper Shadows

    Several condos ranging from 780 to 1,550 feet tall have either been completed in the last year or are slated to be completed in the near future along… Read more “City Planner Discourages Task Force on Skyscraper Shadows”

    November 17, 2015 by Benjamin Conarck

    Brooklyn’s Veterans, Remembered in Carroll Gardens

    Video and Reporting by Grete Suarez. Residents of Carroll Gardens gather around the war memorial monument in Carroll Park to commemorate the resident war veterans on November… Read more “Brooklyn’s Veterans, Remembered in Carroll Gardens”

    November 12, 2015November 18, 2015 by Grete Suarez

    Bay Ridge’s Hall of Dreams

    Where a community comes to celebrate, in joy and sometimes sadness   The first guests were scheduled to arrive by 6 p.m. But because this was an… Read more “Bay Ridge’s Hall of Dreams”

    November 10, 2015November 17, 2015 by D'Ignoti, Stefania

    The New Bronx: Where SoBro Ends and the South Bronx Begins

    One South Bronx resident describes the difference in rent in the Bronx and Manhattan.

    November 7, 2015April 25, 2016 by Emily Woodruff

    The Problem With Red Hook

    Red Hook is a neighborhood that never really takes off. Seemingly always on the verge of getting hot, Red Hook remains one of those Brooklyn neighborhoods whose… Read more “The Problem With Red Hook”

    November 7, 2015November 7, 2015 by Saher Khan

    Ten Things Missing from Coney Island

      For starters, where are the fresh fish, fresh fruit, and fresh pastries? Have you ever lived in a crowded house with only one bathroom? That’s a… Read more “Ten Things Missing from Coney Island”

    November 6, 2015September 19, 2017 by Zara Lockshin

    Lawyer by Day, Drag Artist by Night

    A man finds a home—in Bushwick—for his untethered second identity   J. Howard had kept the secret from his wife for 11 years and now he was… Read more “Lawyer by Day, Drag Artist by Night”

    November 5, 2015November 7, 2015 by Susmita Baral

    The New Ghost Trains

    At 11:35 p.m., Darnell Wilson opened the door between two cars on the 1 train, threw out a Coca-Cola can, and closed the door. He shook his… Read more “The New Ghost Trains”

    November 3, 2015September 19, 2017 by Qiushi Li

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