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May 10, 2012
North End Grill's Floyd Cardoz on Battery Park City, Challenges of the New Space Part 1
The new friendly face in Battery Park City. Mr. Top Chef Master and North End Grill headmaster Floyd Cardoz has certainly risen to the top of his game since opening Tabla in 1998. Now, with a few cookbooks and a line of foods at Fresh Direct, the India-born chef talked to Fork in the Road about the ... More >>
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January 24, 2012
Presenting the Most and Least Compatible New York City Neighborhoods
According to data released to us by OkCupid, some New York City neighborhoods are more likely to make connections on the dating site than others. This may seem intuitive in some ways, but it's better to know these things for sure, right? After all, just like that map that tells us where the single m ... More >>
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November 4, 2011
More Adult Men Are Living With Their Mommies and Daddies
98% of dogs still live at home with their parents. Here is a reason to check upstairs when you're hanging out in the well-appointed basement pad of your new man friend. He might actually be living with his parents. According to a new Census Bureau study, nearly one in five men in their late 2 ... More >>
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October 5, 2011
Ken Jackson, Columbia University Professor, Teaches NYC History on All-Night Bike Ride
For 37 years, Columbia University historian Ken Jackson has taught a session of his class, "The History of the City of New York," in an unforgettable fashion -- namely, on an all-night bike ride, which comes with the special added benefit of ensuring that none of the students fall asleep while being ... More >>
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September 22, 2011
James Ramsey Tells Us About the 'Low Line,' His Proposed Subterranean Sci-Fi Green Space on the Lower East Side
Raad StudioJames Ramsey, owner and founder of Raad Studio on the Lower East Side, has had a busy week. After New York Magazine unveiled his stunning renderings for The Delancey Underground (or, colloquially, "the Low Line," the name that seems to be sticking) -- an underground community green ... More >>
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August 18, 2011
Stephen Wilkes Explores New York as an Emergent Life Form in 'New York: Day to Night'
"Park Avenue," by Stephen WilkesWhen we first saw the photographs making up Stephen Wilkes' "New York: Day to Night" series, we gasped. We have long loved Magritte's "Empire of Light" painting, which plays with simultaneous experiences of darkness and light (you know, the one with the blue, d ... More >>
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July 7, 2011
NYC is a 'Ghost Town': 1 in 25 Manhattan Homes Are Empty Because of Rich People
Apartment at the Trump/ Only slept in it onceOut of 845,000 houses and apartments in Manhattan, 102,000 were counted as vacant according to census numbers, the New York Times reports today, and more than 33,000, or one in 25 residences on the main island, had someone living there less than tw ... More >>
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June 14, 2011
Tompkins Square Park Chess Table Arrest Was for Another Crime Entirely
WikipediaYesterday, Gothamist brought us the story posted on the blog Neither More Nor Less of Lisa, a woman who claimed she was arrested for sitting at a Tompkins Square Park chess table without playing chess, allegedly in violation of a sign that states, "These tables are for chess and chec ... More >>
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May 19, 2011
Leah Cohen to Preview New Resto at LTO; Gordon Ramsay in Hot Water for Eating Live Cobra Heart
Top Chef alum Leah Cohen, who left Centro Vinoteca two years ago to travel Southeast Asia, is back in town, mostly cooking at private dinners. It turns out she's planning an "upscale Southeast Asian street food" in Gramercy Park, which she'll be previewing at LTO next week. [Grub Street] In ... More >>
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April 6, 2011
Class Action Listings
Top Chef alum Leah Cohen, who left Centro Vinoteca two years ago to travel Southeast Asia, is back in town, mostly cooking at private dinners. It turns out she's planning an "upscale Southeast Asian street food" in Gramercy Park, which she'll be previewing at LTO next week. [Grub Street] In ... More >>
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March 8, 2011
Murder Mystery Grows as Dead Birds Found in Rich New York City Neighborhood
viaIt seems so quaint and long ago now, that time when we were worried about the sky raining dead birds, long before you-know-who commanded the nation's attention. It was life or death then, and not just for a bad sitcom or abusive drug addict. (Get well, dude, but forget the TV show.) So whe ... More >>
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February 11, 2011
The Problem With Buying a $50,000 Watch For a Baby
Julie Earle-Levine, viaIt might get stolen! New York's Daily Intel has the story of real estate and modeling agency big shot Paolo Zampolli, whose family of three Patek Philippe and Rolex watches were stolen from his Gramercy Park apartment. One belonged to his 10 month old son -- seriously, ... More >>
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February 5, 2011
Is Gramercy Really the Best NYC Neighborhood for Singles?
The Daily News has its finger on the pulse of what's hot in En-Why-See these days. It has anointed the Gramercy/Flatiron neighborhood as the best spot in the city for singles to live. Could this really be the case, especially with Gramercy's proximity to glorified frathouse Murray Hill? The ... More >>
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November 15, 2010
New Yorkers Actually Drink Less Than the Nationwide Average. Really.
There's a new New York City drinking survey out, and chances are, you're a drinker, because more than half of New Yorkers of legal drinking age are (congrats!). We were surprised and vindicated to find, however, that New Yorkers on average (53%) actually drank less than the nationwide average ... More >>
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July 27, 2010
Class Action Listings
There's a new New York City drinking survey out, and chances are, you're a drinker, because more than half of New Yorkers of legal drinking age are (congrats!). We were surprised and vindicated to find, however, that New Yorkers on average (53%) actually drank less than the nationwide average ... More >>
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June 23, 2010
Gramercy Park Hotel Blog Just About the Only Part of Gramercy Park You Can Get Into, Peasant
Doing their best to put the "mercy" in "Gramercy," the compassionate minds of Ian Schrager's richster (rich hipster) haunt Gramercy Park Hotel have finally bestowed upon the 99.9999999999999999% of the five borough's humans who don't live in New York City's most inclusive, snotty neighborho ... More >>
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May 21, 2010
Gramercy Park Braces for Hostile Tapas Invasion
mysticalmagicalgarden.comThe calm before the storm.Despite staggering community opposition, Cold Miller has managed to secure a liquor license for the small wine and tapas bar he's planning to open at 38 Gramercy Park North. In a showing that would put any Community Board 3 meeting to shame, ... More >>
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March 29, 2010
Chef Michael Anthony of Gramercy Tavern on his Japanese Influences, Chefs in Social Media, and Ramps
Ellen Silverman PhotographyChef Michael Anthony has been the executive chef at Gramercy Tavern for nearly four years. He got his start in the kitchen soon after college, when, while studying in Japan, he fell for Japanese cooking. Anthony began working at Bistro Shima in Tokyo, and then moved ... More >>
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March 17, 2010
From the Annals of Questionable Ideas: Exchange Bar and Grill, A Stock-Market-Themed Restaurant
Quick, what's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the stock market? If you're thinking "fun!" we probably run in different circles. But hey, as Mama Rose says, you've got to get a gimmick if you want to get ahead, and a new restaurant opening on April 1st in the Gramercy Park ... More >>
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February 1, 2010
New York Ranger Chris Drury Becomes a Pizza Magnate; Cavalier LeBron James to Hawk Big Macs
McDonald's has signed basketball star LeBron James for a multi-year promotional campaign that starts with a commercial on Super Bowl Sunday, and includes involvement in the chain's All American High School Basketball Games. [Nation's Restaurant News] Veteran McDonald's franchisee, Irwin Krug ... More >>
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September 10, 2009
Barrett: Leslie Crocker Snyder's Unsavory Campaign Donors
Judging people by the company they keep may not always be fair game, but it is fitting, on the eve of next week's primary, to take the measure of Leslie Crocker Snyder by examining the dubious donors bankrolling her campaign for Manhattan District Attorney. News stories about bad-boy contrib ... More >>
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June 26, 2009
Clip Job: New York Not Fit For Humans
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesMarch 5, 1964, Vol. IX, No. 20How Habitable is N.Y.? There Are Some DoubtsBy Mary Perot NicholsIs New York City fit for humans? At least a few people have reservations. Commenting on the city's habitability, Monday night, one city planner acidly ... More >>
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March 5, 2009
The Early Word -- DeFonte's
It seemed like a miracle -- an obscure hero shop in the mean back streets of Red Hook, one of the foremost purveyors of the legendary Italian roast beef hero, suddenly pops up in Gramercy Park. How would a working class hero look dressed up in a tux? I worried as I peddled over to Defonte's on ... More >>
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December 2, 2008
Rents Down, Slightly and Not Where You're Probably Looking
It seemed like a miracle -- an obscure hero shop in the mean back streets of Red Hook, one of the foremost purveyors of the legendary Italian roast beef hero, suddenly pops up in Gramercy Park. How would a working class hero look dressed up in a tux? I worried as I peddled over to Defonte's on ... More >>
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September 24, 2008
Morning Papers: Boxer-Slay Suspect, S.I. Denial, Law Firm Confession, Etc.
It seemed like a miracle -- an obscure hero shop in the mean back streets of Red Hook, one of the foremost purveyors of the legendary Italian roast beef hero, suddenly pops up in Gramercy Park. How would a working class hero look dressed up in a tux? I worried as I peddled over to Defonte's on ... More >>
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July 1, 2008
From the Archives: Richard Goldstein on the Genius of Clay Felker
It seemed like a miracle -- an obscure hero shop in the mean back streets of Red Hook, one of the foremost purveyors of the legendary Italian roast beef hero, suddenly pops up in Gramercy Park. How would a working class hero look dressed up in a tux? I worried as I peddled over to Defonte's on ... More >>
Dining
January 29, 2008
Faith-Based Curry
Starches steal the spotlight at Gramercy Sri Lankan
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November 28, 2006
Guns Gone Wild
NYPD gunfire goes up while crime goes down. What gives?
NYC Life
July 11, 2006
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NYPD gunfire goes up while crime goes down. What gives?
NYC Life
December 6, 2005
Gangs of New York
Nowhere to run to: Rent-hating New Yorkers love The Warriors' vision of the city
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October 18, 2005
Marching to Montgomery: The Cradle Did Rock
Nowhere to run to: Rent-hating New Yorkers love The Warriors' vision of the city
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September 14, 2005
Council Cliffhanger
Nowhere to run to: Rent-hating New Yorkers love The Warriors' vision of the city
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September 13, 2005
Volunteers Vie for LES Seat
Nowhere to run to: Rent-hating New Yorkers love The Warriors' vision of the city
NYC Life
May 11, 2004
Close-Up on Tudor City
Nowhere to run to: Rent-hating New Yorkers love The Warriors' vision of the city
NYC Life
September 2, 2003
Close-Up on Gramercy Park
Nowhere to run to: Rent-hating New Yorkers love The Warriors' vision of the city
Specials
May 27, 2003
Letters
Nowhere to run to: Rent-hating New Yorkers love The Warriors' vision of the city
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May 20, 2003
Letters
Nowhere to run to: Rent-hating New Yorkers love The Warriors' vision of the city
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May 6, 2003
Listening to Fido
A Different Kind of A.I.
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February 11, 2003
Letters
A Different Kind of A.I.
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February 4, 2003
Letters
A Different Kind of A.I.
NYC Life
January 21, 2003
Close-up on Peter Cooper Village
A Different Kind of A.I.
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July 9, 2002
Top Floor of 1919 House
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February 20, 2001
Margarita Says She Knows Best
A Populist Pol Plays With the People’s Choice
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September 5, 2000
Ink Slingers
Across Town, Words Jump off the Page
News
August 8, 2000
The Taste of Fear
Subway Surfers Risk Their Lives Atop the City’s Trains. Only Mad Fools Take the Dare. Only the Lucky Survive.
NYC Life
February 8, 2000
NY Mirror
Subway Surfers Risk Their Lives Atop the City’s Trains. Only Mad Fools Take the Dare. Only the Lucky Survive.
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January 4, 2000
NY Mirror
Subway Surfers Risk Their Lives Atop the City’s Trains. Only Mad Fools Take the Dare. Only the Lucky Survive.
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November 23, 1999
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February 23, 1999
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