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New legislation targets vacant storefront concerns amid closure of Upper West Side mainstays (opens the original)
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UPPER WEST SIDE (WABC) -- A growing number of longtime businesses on Manhattan's Upper West Side are facing challenges as neighborhood vacancies persist and business owners cite rising costs and changing consumer habits. At Harvest Kitchen, where the restaurant says its guacamole has been voted among the top four in the nation, business remains active. The restaurant has employed more than 40 staff members for nearly two decades, but owner Jeremy Wladis said its future is uncertain. "The economy
Friends, birding community mourn woman beaten to death in Central Park: 'To us, she was somebody' (opens the original)
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CENTRAL PARK, Manhattan (WABC) -- A woman who had been living in Central Park was beaten to death with a stick, leaving friends and members of the park's birding community grieving her loss and searching for answers. The 63-year-old woman had been living in a gazebo in the Ramble area of Central Park, according to friends and parkgoers. They said she wore hiking gear, carried a backpack and walking stick, and had built a shelter using a tarp while keeping her belongings neatly tucked beneath a b
Tensions rise outside United Nations on eve of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's address (opens the original)
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EAST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) -- Demonstrators gathered outside the United Nations on Wednesday, a day before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the U.N. General Assembly, as tensions mounted over the war in Gaza, antisemitism and the mayor's criticism of the Israeli leader. "The one inciting violence is the one claiming there will be no Palestinian state," said pro-Palestinian protester Kylian Amato. His comments were drowned out by a large demonstration condemning what partic
First busway in the Bronx goes into effect on Saturday (opens the original)
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THE BRONX (WABC) -- Tremont Avenue in the Bronx isn't exactly known for a stress-free commute. The BX36 bus can crawl as slow as five miles an hour during peak hours. "The 36 is super slow. It takes 30 minutes to get all the way to University literally because there's so much traffic," said Aliyah. However, starting on Saturday, that is about to change when the Tremont Avenue Busway goes into effect seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. The busway will run a half mile long, eastbound from Thir
Art exhibition honors community lost in devastating Red Hook warehouse fire 1 year ago (opens the original)
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SUNSET PARK, Brooklyn (WABC) -- A year after a devastating five-alarm fire destroyed a longtime artist warehouse on the Red Hook waterfront, members of the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition gathered in Sunset Park for an exhibition examining loss, memory and recovery. The exhibition, organized by the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, features interactive works by artists affected by the fire. One piece by artist LadyK invites viewers to breathe on its surface, triggering changes that re
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