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Issey Miyake to Launch New Flagship Store on Madison Avenue

Issey Miyake to Launch New Flagship Store on Madison Avenue

Issey Miyake to Launch New Flagship Store on Madison Avenue
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Pickleball Returns to Central Park's Wollman Rink with New Courts

Pickleball Returns to Central Park's Wollman Rink with New Courts

Pickleball Returns to Central Park's Wollman Rink with New Courts
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Record Heat Wave Sweeps Eastern US, Threatens Temperature Records

Record Heat Wave Sweeps Eastern US, Threatens Temperature Records

A persistent weather pattern is bringing unusually high temperatures across the eastern United States, with major cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. facing potential record-breaking heat. According to the Charleston Gazette-Mail, temperatures in Washington, D.C. are expected to reach 93°F (34°C) on Wednesday and Thursday. New York City's Central Park is forecasted to hit 86°F (30°C), close to the record of 87°F (31°C) set in 1941. Philadelphia could see temperatures rise to 92°F (33°C), while Atlanta is projected to reach 88°F (31°C). This heat wave is notable not only for its intensity but also for its duration, which experts describe as borderline unprecedented for April.
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NYC Building Workers Authorize Potential Strike Amid Labor Disputes

NYC Building Workers Authorize Potential Strike Amid Labor Disputes

Thousands of New York City apartment building workers, including doorpersons and superintendents, have voted to authorize a potential strike. This decision comes as part of ongoing labor disputes concerning their working conditions and compensation. The workers are seeking better terms in their employment contracts, and the authorization of a strike indicates their willingness to halt work if negotiations do not meet their demands. The move is a significant step in labor negotiations, highlighting the workers' readiness to take action to secure improved conditions.
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Spanish Cinema Showcase in New York Highlights Goya Award Winners and Oscar Nominees

Spanish Cinema Showcase in New York Highlights Goya Award Winners and Oscar Nominees

Spanish Cinema Showcase in New York Highlights Goya Award Winners and Oscar Nominees
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Tiffany Co. Unveils 2026 Blue Book Collection: Hidden Garden, Showcasing Gemstone Legacy

Tiffany Co. Unveils 2026 Blue Book Collection: Hidden Garden, Showcasing Gemstone Legacy

Tiffany Co. Unveils 2026 Blue Book Collection: Hidden Garden, Showcasing Gemstone Legacy
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John Kani Returns to 'Master Harold'... and the Boys, Highlighting Anti-Apartheid Legacy

John Kani Returns to 'Master Harold'... and the Boys, Highlighting Anti-Apartheid Legacy

John Kani Returns to 'Master Harold'... and the Boys, Highlighting Anti-Apartheid Legacy
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Toho Releases Teaser for 'Godzilla Minus Zero' Featuring New York Rampage

Toho Releases Teaser for 'Godzilla Minus Zero' Featuring New York Rampage

Toho Releases Teaser for 'Godzilla Minus Zero' Featuring New York Rampage
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Heatwave Threatens Record Highs Across Eastern US

Heatwave Threatens Record Highs Across Eastern US

A prolonged heatwave is affecting the eastern United States, with temperatures expected to challenge record highs in major cities such as New York, Philadelphia, and Washington DC. The heatwave, unusual for April, is characterized by temperatures climbing towards 90°F (32°C) and is forecasted to persist through the weekend. The National Weather Service predicts high temperatures around 86°F (30°C) for Central Park in New York City, with Philadelphia potentially reaching 92°F (33°C). This early-season heat follows severe storms in Kansas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, and is driven by a strong ridge of high pressure.
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Mamdani, Hochul propose tax on New York second homes worth more than $5 billion

Mamdani, Hochul propose tax on New York second homes worth more than $5 billion

By Maria Tsvetkova NEW YORK, April 15 (Reuters) - New York State Governor Kathy Hochul proposed on Wednesday a new tax on second homes worth over $5 million that was backed by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
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On This Day, John Philip Sousa Premieres El Capitan

On This Day, John Philip Sousa Premieres El Capitan

El Capitan, an operetta by John Philip Sousa, marked a significant milestone in the composer's career. Premiering in 1896, it was Sousa's first maj...
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New York Officials Oppose $1.5B Union Pension Proposal Amid Budget Concerns

New York Officials Oppose $1.5B Union Pension Proposal Amid Budget Concerns

Officials across New York are opposing a $1.5 billion pension proposal by unions that would allow government workers hired after 2012 to retire at 55 instead of 63. The proposal, part of negotiations with Governor Kathy Hochul, aims to amend the 'Tier 6' pension plan established in 2012 to reduce pension burdens. Local leaders argue that the state should absorb the costs rather than imposing them on local governments, which are already under fiscal constraints. The proposal could lead to significant budgetary impacts, with New York City alone facing a $328 million increase in costs.