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NYC housing lottery: Buy an apartment for under $8K

WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A waiting list for an affordable housing lottery in Williamsburg offering studio apartments for purchase is now open. The properties are listed on the NYC Housing Connect website, an online portal where people can find and apply for affordable housing opportunities in New York City The Lindsay Park Housing Cooperative, part of the […]

New York, NY · 2d

PIX11

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NYC Public Schools: List of early dismissals and closings in November

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — As we head further into fall, families will have to plan around extended time off from school due to the holidays. November is no exception, as New York City Public Schools will be closed for several days in observance of Veterans Day and Thanksgiving. There are also early dismissals planned […]

New York, NY · 2d

Gothamist

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Mamdani pledged support for NYC street vendors. Now they’re facing a crackdown.

Trinkets and merch for sale at City Hall Park. Street vending enforcement has increased sharply this year compared to 2025. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 2d

parsippanyfocus.com

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Hathaway Concedes 11th District Race, Calls for Next Generation of Republican Leadership

MORRIS COUNTY — Republican Joe Hathaway conceded the race for New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District following Tuesday’s general election, congratulating Congresswoman Analilia Mejia on her victory and calling on the Republican Party to make way for a new generation of leadership. Mejia, a Democrat, won a full...

New Jersey · 2d
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harlemworldmagazine.com

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Special Screening Of “Once Upon a Time in Harlem” At AMC Magic Johnson Harlem 9

New Yorkers 4 Reparations (NY4R), a statewide coalition working to educate and mobilize New Yorkers on landmark state and local reparations legislation, will host a special Veterans Day screening of the new acclaimed documentary, “Once Upon a Time in Harlem.”. Directed by Liani Greaves, David Greaves and William Greaves...

New York, NY · 2d

caribbeanlife.com

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Brooklyn’s $636 million housing makeover transforms 1,696 affordable homes

Nearly 3,000 East Brooklyn residents are benefiting from a $636 million rehabilitation of 1,696 affordable homes, a major investment that improves living conditions while preserving long-term affordability in a city facing persistent housing challenges. The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) and its development partners marked the completion of the...

Brooklyn, NY · 1d

morristowngreen.com

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Greater Morristown Weekend Preview: Fireworks, farce and a farewell

The election is over. Now for some real fireworks. Greater Morristown gets a second shot at its rain-delayed Revolutionary festivities this weekend, complete with a Saturday night fireworks display. Neil Simon spreads Rumors downtown, the Righteous Brothers bid farewell and Rick Steves takes us to Europe without the airport lines. There’s folk music, improv, Shakespeare and even a chance to help neighbors stay warm this winter.

Morristown, NJ · 2d

jerseydigs.com

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Morristown Approves Over $15 Million in Funding For Morristown Airport

The Morristown town council recently voted to approve more than $15 million in appropriations to fund capital improvements at Morristown Municipal Airport. Officials voted unanimously to approve two ordinances totaling approximately $15,165,000 at the town council’s regular meeting on October 27. The legislation states that federal grants account for...

Morristown, NJ · 1d

Secret NYC

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NYC’s longest-running indoor holiday market returns to Grand Central Terminal this November — and it’s been a beloved tradition since 1993

While open-air holiday markets across Manhattan leave you clutching lukewarm cocoa with frozen fingers and dodging slush puddles, New York City’s most civilized winter tradition operates on a completely different standard. No parkas required, just 38 hand-selected artisan booths set inside a heated, 12,000-square-foot historic ballroom where the ceiling is literally made of gilded 1913 architectural history. The Grand Central Holiday Fair —officially the city’s longest-running indoor holiday market—returns for the 2026 season starting Monday, November 9 through Christmas Eve, December 24 . And while it might feel early to plan holiday shopping, Vanderbilt Hall’s curated roster of American crafters makes this the market to tackle before the midtown rush officially peaks. Three decades of refined indoor tradition Grand Central first opened the Holiday Fair in 1993 , specifically designing an indoor refuge for commuters, locals, and visitors looking for genuine craftsmanship rather than mass-produced trinkets. Over three decades later, that focus remains strictly curated. Grand Central caps its lineup at 38 premier artisans, designers, and small-batch makers . Every vendor undergoes a strict selection process focusing on locally sourced materials, socially conscious business practices, and American-made goods. That elevated curation is why it routinely stands out as the premier

New York, NY · 2d

New York Post

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Skeletal remains found near NYC church at site of former centuries-old cemetery

Construction workers renovating a Manhattan garden near a church on Thursday unearthed skeletal remains at a former centuries-old cemetery, according to authorities and sources. The hardhats stumbled upon the bones while excavating a garden area near St. John’s Lutheran Church on Christopher Street and Seventh Avenue in the West Village around 11 a.m., according to the NYPD and law enforcement sources. Boyfriend accused of gunning down missing NYC mom, dumping body in shallow grave Construction workers stumbled upon skeletal remains while excavating a garden area near St. John’s Lutheran Church on Nov. 5, 2026. Credit: Facebook The garden sits on the site of a former cemetery from the mid-1800’s, and investigators are probing whether the bones were left behind from a burial plot. Anna Kapustina – stock.adobe.com Missing mom whose rotting body was found in shallow grave on NYC beach was shot repeatedly, may have known killer: cops, sources Police arrived and found the skeletal remains — including a spinal cord and half a skull — under a layer of brick five feet below the ground, cops and the Daily News reported. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR MORNING REPORT NEWSLETTER The garden sits on the site of a

New York, NY · 2d

ABCNY

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Neighborhood Eats takes you to 28 Nomad

Check out 28 Nomad in this week's Neighborhood Eats.

New York, NY · 1d

CNBC

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'Rents have only gone up' since rent freeze in NYC, says Brown Harris Stevens CEO

Bess Freedman, CEO of Brown Harris Stevens, talks with CNBC’s Robert Frank about rental prices in New York City.

New York, NY · 1d

Montclair Local

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Montclair School District Crafts 2027-28 Calendar as Board Members Weigh Whether to Open Schools on Election Day

Montclair Public Schools officials are crafting the 2027-28 school year calendar, which should largely replicate the current school year’s, school district officials said. But some board members have questioned whether to open schools for Election Day 2027 as the prospects for relocating polling sites out of school buildings — a long-sought goal of the school district — prove increasingly unlikely next year.

Montclair, NJ · 2d

Secret NYC

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In 1886, Brooklyn opened one of New York City’s first public high schools for girls; 140 years later, the stunning Victorian Gothic landmark still serves as an educational center — and New Yorkers have a rare chance to step inside for a special tour

Nestled along a leafy stretch of Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, sits a relic of a different age of New York City. With its ornate brick facade, soaring towers, and almost castle-like silhouette, it’s the kind of building that feels as though it belongs in another century — because, in many ways, it does. First opened in 1886 , the historic Girls’ High School has watched nearly 140 years of Brooklyn history unfold from its perch on Nostrand Avenue, welcoming generations of young women through its doors and shaping the lives of some remarkable New Yorkers. Today , the landmark has taken on a new chapter as an adult education center, but its grand architecture and remarkable history remain. And for those curious about the stories held within its walls, a special guided tour is offering a rare opportunity to step inside and discover one of Brooklyn’s most beautiful historic buildings. Architectural Splendor and a Legacy of Trailblazing Alumnae Designed in the late 19th century as one of the city’s earliest public secondary schools, Girls’ High School stands out as a masterclass in civic architecture. The structure seamlessly blends the pointed, dramatic flourishes of Victorian Gothic design with the grand proportions, mansard roofs,

Brooklyn, NY · 2d

paramuspost.com

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Northern New Jersey Community Foundation Welcomes Mizuho Executive Jim Lempenau of River Edge to the Board of Trustees

(Hackensack, New Jersey; November 2, 2026) ─ The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation (NNJCF) announces Jim Lempenau has been named to the Board of Trustees. Lempenau, a Bergen County resident, works in Corporate Architecture at Mizuho Financial Group. Founded in 1998, the NNJCF, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization headquartered in...

Hackensack, NJ · 2d

5townscentral.com

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NY Appeals Court Clears Path for Mamdani’s $500 Million Tax on Luxury Second Homes

A New York appeals court has cleared the way for NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani to advance a controversial tax targeting expensive second homes, overturning a lower court ruling that had challenged how the measure was introduced. The proposed pied-à-terre tax, backed by Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mamdani, would apply to...

New York, NY · 2d

american-rails.com

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NJ Transit Restores Lines After the Newark Drawbridge Stop

NEWARK — NJ Transit said on Friday, November 6, that Morris & Essex Line service had resumed between Hackettstown and Dover, and that Montclair-Boonton Line service had resumed between Hackettstown and Montclair State University. The agency tied the gap to crew and equipment impacts from Newark Drawbridge problems the day before. The advisory schedule field runs from 21:45 on November 5 through 18:00 on November 6. That field is the notice window. It is not a clock for when the bridge stuck open.

Newark, NJ · 22h