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Bushwick Center Seeks Bilingual Recreation Aid in Brooklyn, NY

Bushwick Center Seeks Bilingual Recreation Aid in Brooklyn, NY

Bushwick Center Seeks Bilingual Recreation Aid in Brooklyn, NY
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Bronx House Fire Critically Injures Woman, Two Children Hurt, Displacing Seven Residents

Bronx House Fire Critically Injures Woman, Two Children Hurt, Displacing Seven Residents

An overnight house fire in the Bronx has resulted in a woman sustaining severe burns and two children also being injured. The blaze, which occurred recently, displaced a total of seven residents from their home. Emergency services responded to the incident, providing medical attention to the injured and assisting the displaced individuals. The extent of the children's injuries was not specified, but the woman's critical condition indicates a serious and life-threatening situation. Investigations into the cause of the fire are typically initiated by local fire departments to determine its origin and prevent similar incidents in the future. The community and local authorities will likely provide support to the affected family.
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F45 Dumbo Hosts Dog Treat Bake Sale Fundraiser for Expawers Ranch Foundation

F45 Dumbo Hosts Dog Treat Bake Sale Fundraiser for Expawers Ranch Foundation

F45 Dumbo, a fitness studio located at 55 Prospect St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, is hosting a "Maple’s Pantry" Dog Treat Bake Sale Fundraiser on November 14, from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm. The event will feature homemade dog treats, with all proceeds dedicated to the Expawers Ranch Foundation. This non-profit organization focuses on rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming dogs in New York City. In addition to the bake sale, the fundraiser will include raffle prizes and other activations. Attendees are encouraged to stop by during the two-hour window to purchase treats and support the cause. The event specifies that dogs attending must be well-behaved, non-aggressive, and potty-trained.
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Museum of the City of New York to Open 'The City Electric: New York’s Gilded Age' Exhibition

Museum of the City of New York to Open 'The City Electric: New York’s Gilded Age' Exhibition

The Museum of the City of New York is set to open a new exhibition titled 'The City Electric: New York’s Gilded Age' on March 12, 2027. This exhibition will offer visitors a dual perspective on New York's Gilded Age, a period marked by both immense wealth and significant societal transformation. It will showcase the opulent lifestyles of the city's wealthiest families, featuring artifacts such as Gilded Age fashion, jewelry, and decorative arts from Fifth Avenue mansions. Concurrently, the exhibition will explore the broader urban landscape, highlighting how record immigration, Black migration from the South, and a booming industrial economy reshaped New York. It will delve into the lives of new arrivals who transformed the city's neighborhoods and labor force, documented through photographs by Jacob Riis, Alice Austen, and Lewis Hine. The exhibition will also spotlight the vibrant society built by Black New Yorkers in Brooklyn and the engineering marvels of the era, such as the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Eater names best new restaurants of 2026. Did yours make the list?

Eater names best new restaurants of 2026. Did yours make the list?

Eater reveals its 2026 awards, honoring the best new restaurants, chefs, and standout dishes across the country.
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New York City to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages in Central Park by June 2028

New York City to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages in Central Park by June 2028

New York City has announced a ban on horse-drawn carriages from its city streets and Central Park, effective June 1, 2028. This decision follows a growing movement towards protecting animal welfare in tourism. The ban aims to address concerns regarding the physical and mental strain placed on horses used for carriage rides. This move positions New York as one of several locations globally taking action to reduce or eliminate animal-based tourist attractions, reflecting a broader shift in ethical tourism practices. The ban will impact the traditional horse-drawn carriage industry that has been a long-standing feature of the city's tourism landscape.
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Could This Northeast Storm Bring the Season's First Snow?

Could This Northeast Storm Bring the Season's First Snow?

A strengthening storm is expected to bring rain to major Northeast cities and wet snow to higher elevations from Thursday night through Saturday. Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York City and Boston are likely to see rain, while mountain areas above 2,000 feet could receive a slushy coating to several inches of snow. The highest ridges in West Virginia, northern Pennsylvania, the Adirondacks and the Green and White Mountains may see heavier accumulations, increasing the risk of broken tree limbs and isolated power outages. Rain, fog and low clouds could also disrupt flights. Despite strengthening near the coast, major nor'easter impacts are not expected.
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Where to Order Thanksgiving Takeout in New York City

Where to Order Thanksgiving Takeout in New York City

Eat at home but with restaurant-quality food for the November holiday
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Museum of the City of New York to Launch 'The City Electric' Exhibition Exploring Gilded Age Transformations

Museum of the City of New York to Launch 'The City Electric' Exhibition Exploring Gilded Age Transformations

The Museum of the City of New York is set to launch a new exhibition titled 'The City Electric: New York’s Gilded Age.' This exhibition will delve into the multifaceted dynamism of New York City during the Gilded Age, moving beyond its opulent facade to explore the profound societal changes occurring at the time. It will showcase the city's transformation driven by a historic wave of immigration, the significant influence of Black Brooklynites, and a booming industrial economy. Visitors will encounter artifacts such as furnishings from Fifth Avenue mansions, signature gowns including Alice Claypool Vanderbilt’s 'Electric Light' costume, and photographs by Jacob Riis, Alice Austen, and Lewis Hine, which document the lives of new arrivals and their impact on the city's neighborhoods and labor force. Early films by Thomas Edison and the American Mutoscope and Biograph Company will also be featured, capturing a newly electrified city in motion, epitomized by the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Every New York City 2026 Eater Award Winner, Mapped

Every New York City 2026 Eater Award Winner, Mapped

The best restaurant, bakery, bar, and more
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Jordan Firstman has been a lot of things, but 'Club Kid' confirms he's a filmmaker

Jordan Firstman has been a lot of things, but 'Club Kid' confirms he's a filmmaker

It’s taken some time but Jordan Firstman, with “Club Kid,” feels like he’s finally made it