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Gowanus is a neighborhood of the borough of Brooklyn in New York City.
Gowanus is a neighborhood of the borough of Brooklyn in New York City.
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NYC proposes new Gowanus Canal cleanup plan
New York City is proposing an alternative cleanup plan that could prevent the Gowanus (goh-WAH'-nuhs) Canal in Brooklyn from being designated a federal Superfund site. City officials say their plan would take about half the time a Superfund project...Tags: Brooklyn (New York City), New York Times
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Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn: City Living among old and new
Special to amNewYorkAs the F or G train transitions to the elevated tracks after leaving the Carroll Street station, the first thing many straphangers notice are the unusually expansive gardens sprawling out in front of the surrounding brownstones. Fenced in by iron gates,...Tags: Road Transportation, Sales, Apartments, Al Capone, Justice System
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New York real estate: South Slope
Special to amNewYorkMost people don't differentiate between the two areas straddling Ninth Street; to them it's all Park Slope, with its trendy restaurants, abundant stoop sales, prominent gay community and proliferation of young families. But North Slope and South Slope...Tags: Theater, Sales, Brunch, Family, Brooklyn (New York City)
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Otterness: Private studio of the very public artist
lauren.johnston@newsday.comSubway commuters who pass through the 14th Street and 8th Avenue station are well-acquainted with Tom Otterness, even if the name doesn't ring a bell right away. Otterness is one of the city's most prolific creators of public art and more than 100 of his...Tags: Macy's, Transportation, Holidays, New York, Subway Transportation
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Painted turtle angers B'klyn neighborhood
dfreedlander@am-ny.comA box turtle that has for years crawled through backyards in Williamsburg was discovered last week painted a sickly orange, with neighbors blaming construction workers next door with ample time and spray paint on their hands. Photos of the poor turtle,...Tags: Natural Resources, Williamsburg (Virginia), Wildlife
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Bloomberg reshapes city, despite high profile setbacks
dfreedlander@am-ny.comHis congestion pricing plan is in shambles. His Olympic dream of a West Side stadium long-ago evaporated. But six years after he was sworn in on the steps of City Hall near the smoldering hole in the heart of lower Manhattan, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has...Tags: Brooklyn (New York City), Stuyvesant Town, New York, Prices, Red Hook
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Best beer gardens
Special to amNewYorkBetween 1820 and 1860, 1.5 million immigrants arrived in America from Germany, bringing with them their own cultural traditions -- among them outdoor beer gardens. Unlike the bars in Irish neighborhoods, the German beer gardens catered to whole...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Lower East Side, Holidays, New York, Distilling and Brewing Industry
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A four-hour commute--if he's lucky
jsilverman@am-ny.comStaten Island is only a few miles south of Manhattan, but the two boroughs can feel a world apart. Few know this better than Jonathan Acierno, who spends upward of an hour on an "express" bus commuting across the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and through the...Tags: Grand Central Terminal, Commuting, New York University, Manhattan (New York City)
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Red Hook
Special to amNewYorkOnce a forgotten, crime-ridden corner of South Brooklyn, Red Hook has slowly become a destination for the artsy and adventurous -- those who are attracted to the quiet, the smell of sea water and the views of the Statue of Liberty. Unlike most city...Tags: Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, Transportation, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Subway Transportation, Red Hook
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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: Sales, Apartments, Architecture, Justice System, Court Administration
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Movie review: 'Half Nelson'
Tribune movie critic3½ stars (out of four) No halves about it: "Half Nelson" is a wholly absorbing and delicately shaded portrait of an educator played by Ryan Gosling, a young man harboring an offstage secret. Dan Dunne teaches 13- and 14-year-olds history in an...Tags: Drug Trafficking, Ryan Gosling, Film Festivals, Movies, Health and Safety at School
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Strike halts work at WTC, other sites
amNewYork Staff WriterThousands of indispensable crane, backhoe and other heavy equipment operators were no-shows at construction sites across the city Wednesday, halting work on everything from the Freedom Tower to the Brooklyn Queens Expressway. "The work stoppage...Tags: Road Transportation, Times Square, New York, Michael Bloomberg, Regional Authority
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