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Brooklynite's diamond, platinum rings rescued from dump with sanitation department's help (opens the original)
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The New York equivalent to a wild goose chase may involve tailing a garbage truck, in hopes you can relocate a family heirloom. At least that’s the case with one Brooklyn resident who realized they accidentally chucked out a pair of rings, and had to enlist the city’s help. The Brooklyn resident reached out to the city’s sanitation department after realizing they had accidentally thrown out their grandmother’s platinum and diamond wedding rings, according to a DSNY official. Sanitation crews wer
Want to camp next to the trees and for free in iconic NYC parks? Now you can. (opens the original)
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The lottery is open for NYC's popular Family Camping program. The NYC parks department has opened a lottery portal for its popular Family Camping program, hosted by the Urban Park Rangers, a group of city-employed park stewards and outdoors educators. [ more › ]
It's a gorgeous weather weekend in NYC: How to enjoy it (opens the original)
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People visit the Little Red Lighthouse at Fort Washington Park in 2020. Summer Streets, concerts, history tours — there are a lot of good reasons to get outside. [ more › ]
5 people beat the odds and now have their very own NYC Knicks trash bins (opens the original)
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The chances of winning a blue and orange trash can were lower than the chances of winning the NBA Championship. But on Friday, five lucky New Yorkers took home the same sort of 30-pound, blue and orange trash cans New York City put on its street corners to celebrate the Knicks’ historic, first-in-a-half-century championship run. They won the cans in a raffle where more than 125,000 people submitted entries through an online form from June 26 through July 3, the Department of Sanitation said. Fiv
NYC's car-free Summer Streets 2026 begins Saturday. First up: Queens and Staten Island. (opens the original)
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For five Saturdays starting this weekend, there won’t be a single car on several New York City streets. Summer Streets — the city’s pedestrian-focused festival of art popups, musical events, vendors, fitness classes, interactive demonstrations and other attractions, held since 2008 and expanded to all five boroughs in 2023 — is returning, beginning with road closures and celebrations Saturday on Staten Island and in Queens from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Throughout more than a month of events, more than 2
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