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Hell’s Kitchen Crane Begins Disassembly in Heavy Rain After Weekend Weather Delays
The work to disassemble the crane that caught fire and collapsed this summer in Hell’s Kitchen has begun despite ongoing heavy rain. The operation was postponed…
Back Home on Intrepid After 78 Years: Fragments of a Doomed Fighter-Bomber Honor the Young Pilot Who Flew It
Just landed at the Intrepid Museum is a new permanent exhibition that explores the story of a World War II fighter bomber that never returned to…
Bravo! Broadway Sweep Breaks Records — And Andy Picks Up Trash
Times Square, renowned for its bright lights, saw a different kind of spectacle today — the largest volunteer street cleanup in the city’s history. Among them…
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Cheaper Than a City Lunch and Heavier Than a Linebacker: NYPD’s $9-an-Hour Robot Joins Times Square Patrol
In an era when a cup of artisanal coffee can set you back more than $5, New York City’s latest high-tech security measure comes with a…
Capturing the Soul of Hell’s Kitchen: The Photographers Documenting NYC’s Vanishing Mom-and-Pop Stores
If you want to remember a New York City block, take a picture. In a town where the only constant is change, it’s possible to visit…
Blooming Beautiful! New Flower Planters Transform 9th Avenue
Hell’s Kitchen is undergoing a botanical transformation, with 14 new flower planters installed this week. The colorful floral containers were unveiled yesterday along concrete beds that…
How to Get the New COVID-19 Vaccine in New York City
The newest shot is not a booster, and it’s available at pharmacies at no cost. Here’s how to make your appointment for a jab. Rachel Holliday…
Colorful New Hell’s Kitchen Mural Passes Along a Powerful Climate Change Message
Through heat, wind and rain, a wall on 11th Avenue has been transformed by artist Carlos Alberto into a colorful climate change message. The previously blank…
Steel Whale is Off the Scale! Newest Garment District Art Installation Makes Waves About the Future of Our Planet
The latest installation to grace Midtown as part of the Garment District Art on the Plazas public art program is off the scale. Entitled Echoes –…
“Our Residents are Suffocating” — Pols Push For Cruise Ships to Switch Off Engines and Plug In
The cruise business is booming — and so is air pollution on the West Side. The statistics are enough to take your breath away: “Every day…
City Hall About to Put Migrants in Shelters on Shorter Clocks
Adults who reapply for shelter will have just 30 days, and families with children may be given their own deadline for the first time. Gwynne Hogan,…
Polarizing Debate Over $500M West Side Contract: Women’s Shelter or Affordable Housing?
A West Side construction project on the border of Hell’s Kitchen and the Upper West Side has triggered a polarizing debate: Should a $500 million 40-year…
Drew Barrymore U-Turns on Talk Show Return at Hell’s Kitchen Studio Amid Public Outcry
In an unexpected change of heart, Drew Barrymore has decided to halt production of her CBS daytime talk show following intense public criticism and picketing by…