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ConEd problems cripple Brooklyn subway service
msweeney@am-ny.comSubway service was expected to be normal Monday morning after problems at two Con Edison manholes in Brooklyn caused major disruptions on five lines Sunday evening. But some residents of Park Slope and Boerum Hill were without power Sunday night as...Tags: Consolidated Edison Incorporated, New York City Transit, Park Slope, Subway Transportation, Transportation
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Heath Ledger found dead in an NYC apartment
zachary.dowdy@newsday.com rocco.parascandola@newsday.comAcademy Award-nominated actor Heath Ledger, whose performance as the brooding Ennis Del Mar in "Brokeback Mountain" catapulted him into the rarefied realm of A-list celebrities, was found dead near his bed in his Manhattan apartment Tuesday afternoon,...Tags: Film Festivals, Batman, Cinema Industry, New York University, Police
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Remembering Heath Ledger
gene.seymour@newsday.comHeath Ledger's sudden death at age 28 seems yet another improbable facet of what had become, in less than a decade, among the more improbable ascents in the mercurial history of motion-picture stardom. When the actor born Heathcliff Andrew Ledger in...Tags: Film Festivals, Batman, Todd Haynes, Celebrity, Michelle Williams
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Ledger's death still mystery; Olsen twin was called
rocco.parascandola@newsday.comPolice Wednesday released a detailed timeline of the moments surrounding "Brokeback Mountain" star's Heath Ledger's death, revealing that a masseuse who found Ledger unresponsive called actress Mary-Kate Olsen twice before calling 911. With an autopsy...Tags: Batman, Gays and Lesbians, Crimes, Drug Trafficking, Police
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New details of Heath Ledger's death emerge
rocco.parascandola@newsday.comWith Heath Ledger's father due to arrive in New York Friday to arrange his son's funeral, new details emerged surrounding the final moments of the "Brokeback Mountain" star's life, with police revealing that the masseuse who found him unresponsive had...Tags: Film Festivals, Police, Heath Ledger, Michelle Williams, Upper West Side
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Artisan bakery mixes tradition with social activism
Special to amNew YorkAs immigrants strive to preserve their traditions and prosper in New York, one social activist offers help -- one bread loaf at a time. Jessamyn Waldman, 31, founded Hot Bread Kitchen in May 2007. The Queens-based nonprofit artisan bakery provides social...Tags: Migration, Lower East Side, Carroll Gardens, Fort Greene, Long Island
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Valentine's Day gifts for your sweetie
It may seem like the pressure's only on that first Valentine's Day you spend together, but if you buy her that tool kit you've always wanted instead of that necklace she's been eyeing, Feb. 14 can go down in history as a day you want to forget. So this...Tags: CVS Corporation, Computing and Information Technology, Nintendo Company Ltd., American Eagle Outfitters Incorporated, Tiffany & Company
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New York a big part of Heath Ledger
kmiller@am-ny.comHeath Ledger called New York City his home for several years, but attracted the most attention in 2005 when he and then-girlfriend Michelle Williams settled down in Boerum Hill. At the time, most celebrities chose to stick to Manhattan. The Aussie native...Tags: New Jersey Nets, New York, Brooklyn (New York City), Michelle Williams, Heath Ledger
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Sidewalks become expressions of grief for Heath Ledger
jsilverman@am-ny.comIn New York, even the most famous celebrities can live in relative anonymity, absorbed by a city that doesn't stop in its tracks at their every public move. But that shield of privacy vanishes in the face of a celebrity's death, when New York becomes a...Tags: John F. Kennedy, New York, John Lennon, Celebrity, Michelle Williams
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Straight from the grill
epaoloni@am-ny.comGrilled chicken can be such a bore. But put a Creole twist on it, and youšll be all fired up. Why stop there? Instead of a basic ribeye, try a Wagyu beef hanger steak with a mesquite bite. Or how about a grilled watermelon pizza? Pizza A few years ago,...Tags: Landforms, Mountains, Astoria, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Kensington
Special to amNewYorkBrooklyn's Kensington neighborhood is only just being discovered. A small, quiet community sandwiched between more popular neighborhoods of Windsor Terrace and Prospect Heights, Kensington is one of the most diverse corners of New York. Residents include...Tags: Coney Island, Crimes, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Carroll Gardens, Rape
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Carroll Gardens
Special to amNewYorkWalk through Carroll Gardens and you will encounter neighbors calling to each other from across streets, young couples pushing strollers and an affable sense that it's a neighborhood where everyone belongs. "I know everybody," says long-time resident...Tags: Justice System, Crimes, Carroll Gardens, Court Administration, North Fork
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