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Screen time: Some movie theaters reopen
Roll 'em! Movie theaters in New York City were allowed to reopen on Friday, though only at 25 percent capacity. Audiences are currently being capped...
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Plywood and positivity: National Arts Club features Soho storefront murals from summer of tumult
It seems like long ago now that plywood barriers festooned storefronts across Downtown Manhattan. A bright moment — and vivid memory — from that time...
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Cancel rent: Artists and many others need relief
BY KAZU MAKINO, CARLA PHILLIPS AND ALPHONSE DiPILATO | We are all hard-working longtime residents of the Lower East Side who, like everyone, have been...
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Small businesses, advocates call for rent relief
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Local community organizations and small business groups rallied on Avenue C on Thursday to plead for rent relief for merchants...
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San Fran honors Margo St. James as N.Y. pols, feminists debate decriminalizing prostitution
BY MARY REINHOLZ | The late Margo St. James, proud former prostitute and founder of a famed sex workers rights group called COYOTE (Call Off...
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‘Punk nativity walk’ draws parallels with Christmas story

Elizabeth Ruf Maldonado, left, with Reverend William Kroeze, center, led the caroling near the Tompkins Square Park holiday tree. (Photo by Everynight Charley Crespo)

‘Punk nativity walk’ draws parallels with Christmas story

January 1, 2021

BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | The Christmas story is meant to reverberate in all places and times. The events that occurred some 2,000 years ago…