Friday afternoon in Washington Square, cyclists and skateboarders plied the park, zipping past signs saying it’s not allowed. A skateboarder slammed tricks on the park’s…
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On Friday, police wheeled a mobile video surveillance tower into Washington Square Park next to the arch. It’s solar powered. Police might not be doing…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Restaurants reopening to full capacity. Sports teams welcoming fans to games again. Times Square filling with tourists. To the list of…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Call it “pot for shot.” On Tuesday, veteran pot activist Dana Beal staged a “Joints for Jabs” event in Union Square.…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Outer-borough New York has its fair share of diners, many commodious estates with parking lots, dessert carousels and lots of space…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Stickers advising child sex-abuse survivors of their rights have started appearing on bus shelters and parking meters recently in the West…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | A ribbon-cutting was held for the new artwork “To Open A Portal,” by artist Raul Ayala, on the Houston Bowery Mural…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | One of Ray Alvarez’s usual hearty greetings is, “Hello-o-o-o, brother!” But, in this case, “Oh, brother” better describes what he’s been going…