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Pols Hope Cell Service Will Help Improve Transit Service

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Breaking News, Posts

What could be worse than being crammed into an overstuffed, delayed subway car at the height of rush-hour on a steaming August day? Well, how ‘bout being crammed into an overstuffed, delayed subway car at the height of rush hour on a steaming August day and having to listen to the one-sided personal conversations of
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Pols Hope Cell Service Will Help Improve Transit Service

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Breaking News, Posts

What could be worse than being crammed into an overstuffed, delayed subway car at the height of rush-hour on a steaming August day? Well, how ‘bout being crammed into an overstuffed, delayed subway car at the height of rush hour on a steaming August day and having to listen to the one-sided personal conversations of
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Politicians Hope Cell Service Will Help Improve Transit Service

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Breaking News, Posts

What could be worse than being crammed into an overstuffed, delayed subway car at the height of rush-hour on a steaming August day? Well, how ‘bout being crammed into an overstuffed, delayed subway car at the height of rush hour on a steaming August day and having to listen to the one-sided personal conversations of
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Politicians Hope Cell Service Will Help Improve Transit Service

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Breaking News, Posts

What could be worse than being crammed into an overstuffed, delayed subway car at the height of rush-hour on a steaming August day? Well, how ‘bout being crammed into an overstuffed, delayed subway car at the height of rush hour on a steaming August day and having to listen to the one-sided personal conversations of
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Drunken Skinny Dipper Found Alive And Well, Though Pride May Be Wounded

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Posts

A Brooklyn resident who jumped naked into the Atlantic Saturday night after having “a few drinks” was found alive and unharmed under a pier in Long Beach at 5:30am yesterday morning following a frenzied search that included rescue crews from the Long Beach fire department, Nassau Country Marine Police and a Coast Guard helicopter. Neal
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I Didn’t Inhale

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Arts & Film, Posts

“Once upon a time, cigarettes weren’t bad for you.” So begins These Things Ain’t Gonna Smoke Themselves: A Love/Hate/Love/Hate/Love Letter to a Very Bad Habit ($12.95, www.atomicbooks.com), Emily Flake’s hilarious and candid account of her tumultuous relationship with cigarettes—from that first sweet, satisfying drag to failed attempt after failed attempt to nix the habit. The
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I Didn’t Inhale

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Arts & Film, Posts

“Once upon a time, cigarettes weren’t bad for you.” So begins These Things Ain’t Gonna Smoke Themselves: A Love/Hate/Love/Hate/Love Letter to a Very Bad Habit ($12.95, www.atomicbooks.com), Emily Flake’s hilarious and candid account of her tumultuous relationship with cigarettes—from that first sweet, satisfying drag to failed attempt after failed attempt to nix the habit. The
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Diner Moving To Wyoming, Literally

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Eat & Drink, Posts

If you want to stop into the Moondance Diner for a late-night burger and shake, you’re going to have to travel awful far: Wyoming. Instead of being demolished, as was originally reported, the Soho diner with the iconic, revolving crescent-shaped sign is being transported—chrome walls, barrel-roof ceiling, stools and all—to the small town of La
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Diner Moving To Wyoming, Literally

Written by Jill Colvin on . Posted in Eat & Drink, Posts

If you want to stop into the Moondance Diner for a late-night burger and shake, you’re going to have to travel awful far: Wyoming. Instead of being demolished, as was originally reported, the Soho diner with the iconic, revolving crescent-shaped sign is being transported—chrome walls, barrel-roof ceiling, stools and all—to the small town of La
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