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The streets of New York are filled with people and filled with stories.
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The Thirty Koala menu includes kangaroo tacos and pavlova.
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Two new restaurants are now open for business in the West Village and each one is serving up a unique specialty.
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A Brooklyn winery close to shutting down after Superstorm Sandy is now bottling and selling this year's harvest.
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A pizza maker suddenly discovered that the food he loves, and the food that pays his bills, was making him sick.
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A collection of Dominican Heritage will go on display at the Smithsonian and you have a chance to contribute.
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The handmade treats at Li-lac Chocolates in the West Village have stood the test of time since 1923.
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One treatment uses snail extract to moisture skin, in which snail slime is turned into powder and mixed with collagen and Vitamin C.
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Margot Santana's restaurant serving Dominican food has been a staple in a Washington Heights neighborhood since 1984.
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More than 300 artists will gather with outdoor and indoor installations at the three-day event.
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When you sign up for Project DIY, you receive a new kit every month with three projects for designing your own jewelry.
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It's called a Patacon. It's a sandwich made with green plantains.
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The tours feature lesser known works and alternative sides to main highlights.
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Take a first look at a multi-million dollar renovation inside the historic Palace Hotel.
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It is the latest project by fashion designers threeASFOUR.
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14-year-old Katherine Gil just finished chemotherapy for leukemia at Montefiore Hospital.
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You'll find a French experience at Stephane Kane's namesake restaurant Bistro Sk, but what's surprising about this bistro is where it's located.
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Lauren Glassberg reports from St. Vincent's Hospital on September 11, 2001.
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The production is being put on by the Public Theater's Public Works Division and just like Shakespeare in the Park. This will be presented at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.
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"Philips", a candy store on Staten Island, is filled with nostalgia. The story behind it is just as sweet as the candy it sells.
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Lauren Glassberg reports on a unique program
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A non-profit group called The Lineage Project teaches yoga and meditation to young people in jails and even homeless shelters.
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With many native Sri Lankans on Staten Island, Sanjay Handapangoda felt compelled to cook for them, and anyone else who wanted Sri Lankan food.
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Many parents start saving for their children's college education early.
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Lauren Glassberg talks to the man who created the site
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Christian Castano is revved up about the fitwalker. It looks like a treadmill, but there's no motor instead your body gets it to move.
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With many massive bags of coffee beans waiting to be roasted, at the edge of Red Hook, many cafes have found a spot to do their own roasting.
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Glenda Sansone wanted to be part of the restaurant and bar scene in Manhattanville, so she moved to the neighborhood and opened a restaurant here.
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It's a drink infused with the flavors of the Caribbean, but you won't find any alcohol. It's a mocktail - a healthy approach to enjoying a cocktail and what Tamara Albertini's infusion bar is all about.
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Buildings are often the focus of Alexandra Henry's photographs. She see's beauty in the underbelly of cities.
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Lauren Glassberg talks to model and creator Cameron Russel
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One café in Brooklyn is thinking not just about its clientele, but also about its workers.
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If you're in the market for designer clothes at bargain prices, there's a place you can find them for a fraction of the value.
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Porta is more than a restaurant with its enormous indoor and outdoor space. This is about bringing people together.
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Lauren Glassberg reports on this rare sight on the NYC skyline
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Lauren Glassberg reports from one place that is serving it up
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Chris Blumlo is a Massachusetts transplant. Manorhaven at the edge of Port Washington reminds him of home, and he named his clam shack Butler's Flat after a lighthouse in New Bedford.
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It's safe to say sand castles in Manhattan are a rare sight, but there's one being added to the New York City skyline.
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Bike riders are protecting themselves without sacrificing style, displaying a variety of looks in bicycle helmets.
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Inwood at the top of Manhattan where the Harlem and Hudson Rivers meet is the spot Jason Minter and Jason Berger opened Indian Road Cafe five years ago.
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The secret to having beautiful skin might just be right in your backyard.
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At Victory Garden, Sophia Brittan serves up ice cream made of organic goat's milk On a hot summer day, many may prefer it to regular ice cream.
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If you want to get away for a peaceful day of fishing, you can do it in of all places along the Hudson River in the West Village.
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This week's Neighborhood Eats heads to Carroll Gardens for Vietnamese food at Nightingale 9.
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When Ann Yu serves up plenty of regular ice cream out of her truck called "Itizy", the pops in flavors like s'mores may give you just what you need to cool off. The pops are like lollipops, but there is ice cream beneath the candy shell.
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Lauren Glassberg shows us these unique eats
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The rides will be open to the public on weekends on Governors Island.
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Lauren Glassberg reports from Governors Island
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'God's Love We Deliver', a New York City non-profit, bakes cakes for those who are homebound on their birthday.
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