We left stable careers in tech and consulting to open a cocktail bar in New York City. It was professionally risky but worth it.
Two childhood friends from India left their jobs in tech and consulting to open a cocktail bar in New York City.
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New York Solo Trip Guide: Fun Things to Do Alone in NYC
Planning a New York solo trip? There are plenty of fun things to do alone in NYC such as seeing famous landmarks and mu ...
NYC’s new congestion pricing plan starts Jan. 5: What you need to know
Congestion pricing in Manhattan is back — with Gov. Hochul announcing a modified version of the tolling plan last week that’s ...
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Queer Animality Roundtable: ‘I Bought Goats on Craigslist’
Soboleva In anticipation of our roundtable exploring ‘queer animality’ in your artistic practices, I was listening to a ...
Craigslist founder donates $25M to veterans foundation
The 'Stand Up for Heroes' event in New York City raised over $29M for the Bob Woodruff Foundation, which ensures veterans, ...
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NYC's 'stooping' phenomenon: How people moving in Manhattan (and beyond) give new life to old goods – and find their next treasures
N.Y., according to residents @curbalertnyc is New York’s second-largest stooping account, and it came to be via its anonymous ...
Abandoned vehicles, RVs become eyesore for Bronx community
A Bronx resident says illegally parked RVs and abandoned vehicles have been an eyesore in his community for years.
San Franciscans Are ‘Fighting for Their Lives’ Over One Great Highway
Lauren Segal for The New York Times Supported by By Heather Knight Photographs ... plunked away at Scott Joplin’s “The ...
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Opinion: Endorsement-gate and the slow death of daily newspapers
The recent controversial decisions by the owners of The Washington Post and LA Times remind us of the growing pileup of publications owned by failing hobbyist media magnates ...
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World Series tickets drop in price after Yankee losses — but NY officials warn of deals that are too good to be true
According to the New York State Division of Consumer Protection, websites like Craigslist and Facebook Market place are rife with ticket peddlers taking advantage of the hometown fans desperate to ...