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Paramus Center Hosts First Artisan Market With 66 Vendors, Several With Special Needs
Sixty-six vendors and artists, including several with special needs, will fill the NCFL Achievement Center in Paramus this Sunday for New Concepts for Living’s first-ever artisan market, running from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with proceeds benefiting programs and services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The market...
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Long Island City's Reborn Food Hall METTRA Serves Nearly a Dozen Kitchens Under $20
METTRA, the food hall at 28-17 Jackson Ave. in Long Island City, reopened Oct. 30 under new management after operating as JACX&CO. The hall brings together close to a dozen dining concepts, an upstairs hand-roll bar and a central cocktail bar in the Court Square area. Its pitch is broad choice at a range of price points, with nearly all dishes listed below $20.
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Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: A Clinton Hill Housing Lottery Launches
An affordable housing lottery has opened for a new six-story, 17-unit apartment building on the corner of Fulton Street and Clinton Avenue in Clinton Hill. The recently finished new build has taken the place of an elegant turn-of-the-last-century Renaissance/Romanesque Revival two-story red-brick row of stores that over the past century held an illegal gambling den, an art gallery, the Colored Democratic Club, and a wholesale grocer.
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Seven Queens Middle Schoolers Rushed to Hospital, Hazmat Called In Over Mystery Illness
M.S. 137 America’s School of Heroes — School Where Students Fell Ill. Children at M.S. 137 America’s School of Heroes in Ozone Park, Queens, began feeling sick around 10:49 a.m. Friday, sending seven of them to a nearby medical center as hazmat units descended on the school to figure out why. One additional child refused medical attention, and by Friday evening, the cause of the illness remained unknown.
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An 1872 New Jersey Railroad Station Now Holds Vintage Train Memorabilia, A Restored Caboose And A Locomotive
The front door of this old train depot used to be its back door. Yep, the side everyone admires today was once the rear of the building. That’s the detail I can’t get over. The little Carpenter Gothic station went up in 1872, making it one of the...
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Melrose Bodega Hit Twice in Two Days, Same Group Suspected Both Times
A bodega on Courtlandt Avenue in Melrose was broken into two mornings in a row, with a group smashing a window, slipping inside and making off with vapes, watches and bags of marijuana before fleeing on foot both times. The NYPD has now released images from the scene and is asking the public to help identify the people responsible.