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Subway Tragedies Spark Outrage from Politicians

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Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer wants answers after a recent spike in deaths, injuries By Caroline Lewis A man jumped onto the subway tracks as an R train came hurtling toward the platform at the Fourth Avenue-Ninth Street Station in Park Slope on Sunday morning. The man was taken to the hospital and remained in
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The Rise of the Book Trailer

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Picture 2 Will trailers replace literary reviews any time soon? If the book and movie industries have their way, they just might. By Ben Crompton A gangster is shot down by his best friend, bullets fly, and liters of animated blood spill on the pavement. Movie trailer? Nope. Video game? Guess again. At the end of the
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Pick of the Litter: The Cutest (And Most Adoptable) Pet of the Week

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attachment Tina is one of two adorable, four-year-old Beagle/ Shih Tzu mixes (her brother Toby is also available for adoption!). Tina and Toby are very bonded to each other and would love to go home together! They are also affectionate with people: Tina likes to snuggle under your chin and Toby loves belly rubs! Tina is
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Steve Powers to NYC with New Exhibit

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sp image 3 BY Veronica Hoglund With seven years having passed since his last solo art exhibit in New York City, the multifaceted artist Stephen Powers has returned with his latest exhibition  “A Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures” – having just opened this past Thursday, September 6th at Joshua Liner Gallery in Chelsea. Using the allure of
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