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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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Renee Heitmann won't share her mom's recipe, but that doesn't mean this professional singer and voice coach isn't generous.
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Lauren Glassberg shows us how one woman is giving back to her community
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Imagine doing Tai Chi alongside an art installation. You can also come to the Socrates Sculpture Park in Astoria for yoga and kayaking.
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This week's Neighborhood Eats we take a look at a Mexican restaurant in Dumbo, Brooklyn.
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Lauren Glassberg takes a first hand look at the unique display
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At the ABC of it, a new exhibit at the New York Public Library's main branch, you'll learn why children's books matter.
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Lauren Glassberg gives us a taste of this summer treat
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Thursdays throughout the summer the accordion is taking center stage in Bryant Park.
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Kidz Central Station allows parents to go online and choose a class based on their child's age, activity level, time, location and price.
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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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Inside the Morristown Town Hall they're moving, stretching, and sweating it out with Irene Phelan.
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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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Three years ago Steven Zhou was out of work. That's when he decided to open a restaurant in Elmhurst.
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Seniors at Abraham Lincoln High School were worried they wouldn't be able to go to prom due to Sandy, but then a marketing executive stepped in.
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Reporter Lauren Glassberg reports on the prom for a local school that was hit by Sandy
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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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At home with the Vaidya family, happiness is built around Mom Rekha's cooking. If she is at the restaurant, she will definitely treat you like one of her own.
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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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Adolfo Godinez Jr. father opened Zapata Mexican Restaurant in Palisades a little more than 9 years ago.
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Some students in Harlem have been treated to more than just math, science and literature.
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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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