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Hyperlocal New York City publications are having a moment (opens the original)
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As media evolves, individual reporters are starting their own. A burgeoning slate of hyperlocal publications — heavily focused on Brooklyn, at least for now — now offer straight-to-your-inbox local news dispatches that lack Reddit's toxicity and NextDoor's gossipy vibes, are more reliable than Facebook, and provide better context than Citizen. They don’t have the snark that reigned supreme in many early 2000s blogs, or the over-edited quality with which many influencers present New York City-rel
'Counter Culture' offers photographic ode to New York City’s enduring diners (opens the original)
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The humble diner has long been an icon of Americana, but like many national staples, New York City has its own special variation. In the city, diners are brusquer, busier and more diverse, bastions of a past in a town constantly besieged with change. James and Karla Murray know this well. The husband and wife architectural photographers have built a career capturing the city’s charms, publishing photo books on its store fronts, its neon signage and its bar. Now, in “Counter Culture: New York Cit
Brooklyn Public Library launches first ever craft library (opens the original)
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The Brooklyn Public Library will launch its first-ever craft library on Wednesday, allowing library cardholders to borrow art supplies for a variety of activities, including screen printing, bookbinding, metal stamping and hand embroidery. The program is the passion project of Jess Harwick, a craft-loving BPL librarian of eight years. “I just knew people would be excited about the opportunity to try to learn a new craft or a hobby without that financial investment,” she said. The idea for the cr
A lost archive of NYC 9/11 street art memorials comes back online (opens the original)
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After the Twin Towers fell, life-size human silhouettes made of tape appeared throughout New York City. You’d see them on roll-down gates, construction fences, mailboxes and many building facades. They were made by the artists of collective Tape Art, who spent years memorializing the victims of the attacks through this ephemeral medium. “The initial impulse was that we were gonna draw everyone who died at the World Trade Center, but that idea quickly got dashed because there was no way to do tha
Pete Davidson, Colin Jost to host free comedy show on their Staten Island Ferry (opens the original)
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The decommissioned Staten Island Ferry purchased by “Saturday Night Live” comedians Pete Davidson and Colin Jost is hosting a one-night-only stand-up show. The one-hour floating comedy event will take place aboard the vessel, the John F. Kennedy, on Thursday, Sept. 17. Davidson and Jost will host, and there will be sets from six yet-to-be-announced “emerging talents,” per a press release. The event is being put on in collaboration with Snapple, which is branding the waterborne laugh fest the "Sn
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