Xavier Serrano
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Jul 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for nypost.com
- Top 5K sites
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Five lucky winners take home Knicks-themed trash bins like one that cost JP Morgan exec her job (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Five lucky New Yorkers scored some big buckets Friday — when they each took home a Knicks-themed metal trash can, just like the one a JP Morgan executive lost her job for stealing during the team’s NBA Finals victory parade last month. The city’s Sanitation Department plucked the lucky crew from an incredible 125,000 applicants as part of the “No Need to Knick a Bin” contest. “People are getting fired over these!” winner Alfonso Bravo, of Kingsbri
Crafty kayakers set sail on cardboard boats across Hudson River (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Dozens of paddlers took on a test of maritime skill on the Hudson River Thursday — as they built their own kayaks out of cardboard and competed in a series of races that marked the opening ceremony for New York’s City of Water Day. The wet-n-wild weirdness was won by a team from Manhattan Kayak, which, unlike many of their competitors, managed to stay afloat in the river currents and steam to multiple wins with a Saran-wrapped dinghy emblazoned wi
Exclusive | NYPD bust up open-air prescription pill market, sending dealers running with their stashes (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. NYPD cops busted up an open-air prescription drug market in Washington Heights Tuesday — days after an exclusive Post exposé revealed brazen dealers publicly peddling meds with impunity. At least six police cars swarmed the sprawling street pharmacy along West 181st Street, sending pill peddlers running with their stashes. “Why are they doing that?” one passerby asked. “Because they are not paying their taxes,” another joked. The pill market was f
Burned church’s historic artifacts allegedly destroyed in NYC demolition despite archivists’ pleas: ‘Tragic, stressful’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Any hopes of salvaging artifacts of a landmarked Brooklyn church destroyed by a possible firebug have been torched, according to activists. The few remnants of the South Bushwick Reformed Church that may have survived the June blaze have been bulldozed by demolition crews in what locals called a “tragic and stressful” situation. “[We were] trying to preserve things like the cornerstone or the steel supports with the Corinthian tops that were insid
âStranger Thingsâ star Millie Bobby Brown surprises adorable NYC kids with acting lesson: âSheâs so Britishâ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. She brought the West End to the Upper West Side. âStranger Thingsâ superstar Millie Bobby Brown surprised a crew of lucky second graders with an acting lesson that not even the little students could believe. âThe âStranger Things’ main character, I saw her in person today. I know that sheâs not real ⦠right?â one boy named Prince questioned after his once-in-a-lifetime class. Brown swung by PS 84 as part of the hit web series, Celebr
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