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Trees damaged in Hurricane Sandy worry residents

There’s a 20-foot sycamore tree on the curb in front of Carla Errico’s house on 90th Street in Howard Beach and Errico says it needs to go. Most of the tree is bare. A few leaves are growing on a branch in the middle of the tree. Comments (0)

112th officers nab taxi robbery suspect

Chanan Aulov, the man accused of robbing three taxi drivers, was apprehended last week thanks to a special NYPD strategy adopted by the 112th Precinct. “I hate to say it, but sometimes crime has to happen to catch people, but this i… Comments (0)

A somber night in the 113th Precinct

Deputy Inspector Miltiadis Marmara, commanding officer of the NYPD’s 113th Precinct, found it very difficult to talk about plummeting crime statistics on Monday night. “Every statistic is a person, or someone’s property,” he said. “… Comments (0)

A subway series that will warm your heart

On a Saturday afternoon at Kissena Corridor Park, Field 10 plays host to a good old American softball game. On one side is the Mets and their opponents are the Yankees. There are pre-game stretches and the Star-Spangled Banner. But … Comments (0)

Jim Henson gallery planned at Museum of the Moving Image

Although Miss Piggy made a convincing pitch for the planned Muppets gallery at the Museum of the Moving Image to be devoted to her solely, to her reluctant acceptance the honor will go to her creator. “I guess that’s OK,” Miss Piggy… Comments (0)

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Unique copies come to Socrates Sculpture Park

Twenty years ago Swiss curator Hans Ulrich Obrist started “do it.” Supposedly he was having drinks with two artists, Christian Boltanski and Bertrand Lavier, in Paris when the idea of the ultimate “work in progress” show was birthed. Comments (0)