Some might hear the music of Connie Converse, who drove off without a trace in 1974, as a haunting record of depression. But what about the liberation?
Tag: New York City
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Why ‘Open Streets’ in New York City Were Reduced by 63 Miles
The program, which was made permanent last year, gave New Yorkers more public spaces, but is retreating in many areas. Community advocates hope to stop that slide.
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Tiny Oysters Are a Hopeful Sign in the Hudson River
The River Project is trying to bring back oysters, which thrived in the Hudson at a time when New York was known as “the Big Oyster.”
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Under an Unusual Arrangement, Adams’s Confidant Gets City and Casino Salaries
Timothy Pearson, a close friend of Mayor Eric Adams, works both as a senior adviser to the mayor and as a vice president overseeing security at the Resorts World New York City casino in Queens.
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Dishes for the Weary Diner
In New York City, it’s easy to take great meals for granted. These three restaurants know how to delight and surprise.