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Residents at 9 apartment buildings in Manhattan have been taking advantage of a new bike-sharing program.
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This is a chance to experience what has really become an international culinary corridor in Harlem.
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They are celebrating 110 years of helping pets find the families they deserve.
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The 8- by 12-foot parking space is in an enclosed garage in a condominium building near the San Francisco Giants' ballpark.
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The largest display of Lego art is hitting the Great White Way.
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For the first time in more than a decade, Alvin Ailey is returning to Lincoln Center.
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It is a treasure chest: clothing, furniture, both modern and vintage, jewelry and run and grab items for as little as $35.
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Inside the Morristown Town Hall they're moving, stretching, and sweating it out with Irene Phelan.
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Pizza makes us smile, but dollar pizza? Dollar pizza signs are cropping up throughout the city.
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There's nothing like a good cup of coffee and there's a unique cart in New Jersey serving up some of the freshest coffee.
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Garrett Antin took home top prize in the country, about $4,000, for the coolest, hippest, small apartment.
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A lot of little girls may wish for a spa day like mom. Now, there's a shop on Long Island that's now especially for them.
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Vintage outfits are in vogue right now, and specialty shops give you the chance to get that retro look on a budget.
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Imagine a room full of rain that stops wherever you stand. People are lining up for hours to experience it.
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On the Port Washington branch of the Long Island Railroad, Bayside located in the north eastern section of Queens.
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Jennie Perillo is the food editor at Working Mother Magazine. She is a working mother herself, and cooking is not just a joy, it is a necessity.
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Thousands of women will attend a huge baby shower of sorts to see the latest products for babies and learn about parenting techniques.
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Looking to do something special for dinner, without spending too much money?
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An 80-year-old Japanese man became the oldest person to climb to the top of Mount Everest on Thursday - although his record may last only a few days.
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Some students in Harlem have been treated to more than just math, science and literature.
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Rescues, dogs looking for homes & furry fashionistas will hit the catwalk at Calumet Photo in Chelsea
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Zoo officials removed the only male anteater from the enclosure in August, long before the six-month gestation period for baby Archie would have begun.
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Olympic medalist Cullen Jones teaches New York City children how to swim with the Make a Splash campaign.
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You've heard of a pub crawl, but how about a grub crawl?
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A large 1953 painting by abstract expressionist artist Barnett Newman has sold for $43.8 million at a New York City auction, setting an auction record for his work.
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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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A display this weekend at Grand Central Station will show you how the rich and famous used to travel in the early 20th century.
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A crash involving a tractor trailer and a car caused a lot of trouble for drivers on Interstate 70 in Washington County, Pennsylvania, Thursday.
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Eyewitness News is showing you a new book that takes you on a tour of all the sweet treats around New York City.
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An East Side brownstone has a new look and it's all for a good cause.
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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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They are ultimate symbols of femininity, structural and strong, yet deeply alluring.
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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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According to the Centers for Disease Control, the leading cause of death for teenagers in this country is not drugs nor alcohol, but car crashes.
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When it comes to shoes you either adore them or see them as necessary evils.
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Right now a group of circus performers is getting ready to entertain a crowd in midtown.
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Summer is just around the corner and that means the kids are out of school and looking for stuff to do.
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It's a business that takes a lot of explaining, and raises more than a few eyebrows - a New York woman is getting paid to cuddle with complete strangers.
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A new exhibition is placing original art in some unexpected spaces.
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The idea behind the Tampa Women's Club charity event was simple. For $20, you could buy a flute of champagne and a chance to win a one-carat, $5,000 diamond.
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There's a new reality show on the web featuring some super cute chicks -- bald eagle chicks that is.
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If you're looking to spruce up your home with some new décor, now's the time.
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In the air and on the record books Sgt. Kathy Humphries is the only female pilot in the New York State Police Aviation Unit.
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A Navy sailor who had been away for seven months gave his two daughters the best surprise gift ever - himself.
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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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Oscar de la Renta first launched a new children's line and now there's a new family friendly lifestyle blog to go along with it.
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It can be a major don't: showing up at an event and see someone else wearing the same thing.
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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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A new study finds teenage drivers are actually more distracted when they're alone in the car.
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