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Alvin Clayton has opened a new, larger version of Alvin and Friends restaurant, just several blocks away from the original in New Rochelle.
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Lauren Glassberg checks out restaurants and recipes in the New York area every Friday on Eyewitness News at 5:00 p.m.
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You've heard of a pub crawl, but how about a grub crawl?
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Brendan Murphy wants Special Olympics athletes to experience the pride and accomplishment that comes with receiving a trophy.
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For many women, a bachelorette party is a rite of passage. Now two women from Australia are giving New Yorkers a creative version the festive night out.
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Maybe it was magic or just a lot of hard work, but after Superstorm Sandy shut it down, My Kitchen Witch is flying again.
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An East Side brownstone has a new look and it's all for a good cause.
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Consumer Reports' medical adviser says be careful how you get that long lash look.
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The idea of getting a massage is appealing, and not having to travel to get it is quite convenient.
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While punk may have been anti-fashion, a new exhibition shows that punk actually has had a huge impact on clothes.
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Bigelow's is an institution in Rockville Centre. It's a small Cape Cod-style seafood shack that opened in 1939.
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Two women on Staten Island started an organization and each day they help thousands of people affected by Sandy.
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The neighborhood is Bedford-Styvesant, and the new addition is Alice's Arbor, which is multifaceted.
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A Brooklyn based business is taking some of the unique things made in our area and sharing them around the world.
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This is where dreams are made - a recording studio where you get to be the pop star you always thought you could be.
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Lauren Glassberg has the latest on the investigation into the Boston Marathon blasts
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The Brooklyn Artery in Ditmas Park is a shop and art space where local artisans and artists sell their work and teach their craft.
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If you think French restaurants are stuffy and formal, think again. There's a real French neighborhood spot in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
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If you don't want to bulk up, bungees offer a great alternative to weights. And more classes are incorporating them.
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Josh Safdie and Alex Kalman also call the approximately 60-square feet space a museum. Actually, that's the name - "Museum".
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Thin mints, Samoas, and Tagalongs are just some of the most popular Girl Scout cookies.
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Step inside Haveli on Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills and you'll notice the partial space fitted with a chandeliers and royal images.
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Stephen Burrows hit the New York fashion scene in the late 60s and by the 70s.
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We've seen the spread of cupcake and frozen yogurt stores, but the next sweet treat being taken to a new level is donuts!
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From department stores to boutiques, green is the rage as we head into spring.
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Runners are getting some high-tech help to reach their training goals.
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A moment of Diana Ross taken by Andy Warhol is one of many Polaroids that the artist was famous for taking.
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Baby Jazz has had a tough road. She's a rescue dog and had double hip surgery, but water is her therapy.
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When you think of barbeque you probably think of the south, but now Brooklyn may be carving a name for itself.
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Moonshine, an old-fashioned alcoholic drink, is back in demand.
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Sweating and smiling - that is what happens when you bounce around on a trampoline for long enough. This is the idea behind "Jump Life", a group fitness studio where everything takes place on personal trampolines.
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Lauren Rich, a publicist for many lingerie companies, created Lingerie Fashion Week, happening on the heels of New York Fashion Week.
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The new fundraising tool is a website created by a former school principal and parent of two who was all too aware of cuts in school funding.
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Cycle for Survival is a high-energy indoor team cycling event that provides a tangible way to beat rare cancers.
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Trina Briggs is unpacking for good. She is staying put in her Staten Island home after being stranded at sea on the disabled Carnival Triumph.
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Call is a hipper version of an old classic, This is Racanelli's New York Italian in the exact spot off Central Park Avenue that housed Racanelli's Pizza and Brew.
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At "In the Garden", things are finally blooming again. The flower shop is finally back in business after Sandy shut it down. This is a mark that serves as a badge of honor for Nancy Burton.
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Are you still looking for a unique way to spend Valentine's Day with your sweetie?
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It's not exactly the first thing you may think of doing for recreation, but the delicate Japanese art of origami, folding paper, is a blast.
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At the Crunch Gym in Brooklyn, the Nets dancers are teaching classes to help people get in shape.
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Looks like an ordinary pattie, but it's what you don't see that's makes it a cravable burger at Swine in the West Village.
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At Brooklyn Beast, there are plenty of spots to navigate some upwards of 20 feet high. It is a haven where you can come and train and will not hurt yourself.
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This week's Neighborhood Eats heads to Brooklyn for some Asian Fusion at Talde.
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There is a new club that lets you bring your four legged friend with you.
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It isn't a kitchen or a restaurant or someone's home. Instead, it's inside the American Museum of Natural History, right smack dab in the middle of an exhibition.
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Tomas Anthony wants his workouts to take people well beyond the walls of his gym, those walls are pretty high.
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We're warming things up in Neighborhood Eats with a taste of Cuba in New Jersey.
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When it's cold outside you want a cozy fireplace and a hot drink. We'll show you where you can find just that.
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Jason Wang is hoping to represent his native home of Xi-an, China at his Flushing restaurant.
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There's a growing trend in the beauty industry to use oil.
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