Ukrainian music stirs pot of revolution
As Ukraine fights to maintain independence from Russia, they are using music as a weapon to galvanize opinion and stir emotion.
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Indian elections play out on U.S. turf
It may be more than 8,000 miles away, but elections in India garner interest in New York.
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NYC intern protection law one of few across nation
NYC interns are now protected from sexual harassment and discrimination. But the new law is one of the few in the nation.
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Hookah bars make bad neighbors for Bay Ridgeites
Bay Ridgeites complain that hookah lounge make bad neighbors.
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Landlord cultivates creative workplace in Bushwick
In one of Bushwick’s gritty industrial nooks, a former textile and tortellini factory has transitioned into a reliable haven for hard-working creative entrepreneurs.
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After last week’s explosion: the pianos are gone
Absolute Pianos, a Harlem hallmark that sold and refurbished pianos, vanished into the rubble
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Gay activists protest St. Patrick’s Day Parade ban
Members of the Irish Queers lined up along Fifth Avenue Monday to protest the St. Patrick’s Day Parade’s ban on gay and lesbian groups
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What Ukrainian New Yorkers want you to know
So what are Ukrainian Americans trying to bring to our attention, and how is Russia involved? Here are a few points stressed by Ukrainian American demonstrators.
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Gas leak explosion brings down two buildings in East Harlem
Two East Harlem buildings collapse after gas leak explosion, killing eight and injuring scores.
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At Greek diners, a multilingual mashup
As Greek owners and employees give way to more Latino workers at diners, cultures are crossed and languages exchanged.
