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Meadowlands Convention Center Advances to Next Phase

Plans for a major convention and events center at the Meadowlands Sports Complex are advancing following a two-year study that projects $30.4 billion in long-term economic activity and two million annual visitors. The Meadowlands Chamber and Meadowlands 2040 Foundation have presented the Governor’s Office with a plan for the next phase of development at the former Arena site.

East Rutherford, NJ · 16h
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Secret NYC

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Seinfeld’s Porsches, LeBron’s Maybach & more legendary retro cars are hitting Manhattan for four days only this November

Imagine walking into the Javits Center and finding cars most people only ever see behind a collector’s garage door. That’s Retromobile New York, the American debut of a Paris car show that’s been running for 50 years — and it’s coming exclusively on November 19–22. What Is Retromobile? Think of it as a car show crossed with an art gallery. In Paris it’s a legend. Now it’s setting up in Manhattan for the first time. The focus is automotive history: preserved classics, racing icons and design landmarks. Collectors, dealers and restoration specialists from around the world will be there too, which means the people who really know these vehicles will be a few feet away. The lineup is where it gets ridiculous Here’s what’s confirmed so far. Jerry Seinfeld is bringing three of his personal Porsches. There’s also a 1958 Volkswagen T1 Single Cab in the mix. If you’ve ever wondered what the Porsche collection of the guy who made car talk a comedy staple looks like in person, this is the chance. Cars in famous films are coming to NYC for the first time. They’re on loan from the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. Bring the friend who’s

New York, NY · 20h
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A Public Housing Development Is Restored with Community Spaces and Public Art to Foster Pride of Place

Harlem River Houses, New York City’s first purpose-built public housing development, integrates public art and embodies a progressive Modernist planning philosophy. Completed in 1937 by the Housing Division of the Public Works Administration as part of the New Deal, it was funded by the federal government to provide quality public housing for working-class African Americans.

New York, NY · 22h
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NYC wants to reconnect neighborhoods divided for decades, with four major greenway projects

The New York initiative seeks to unite neighborhoods divided by highways through green corridors designed for pedestrians and cyclists. The plan covers seventy kilometers spread across four key boroughs to transform mobility in neighborhoods and parks. The community will actively participate in public workshops to define the final routes of...

New York, NY · 12h
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Reconstruction of Chinatown’s historic 70 Mulberry Street begins nearly seven years after fire

Nearly seven years after a fire severely damaged a historic community building in Chinatown, city officials on Monday broke ground on a new structure set to replace it. In January 2020, a five-alarm fire broke out on the top floor of 70 Mulberry Street, a 19th-century former public school building that housed several nonprofit groups, damaging much of the building and displacing its tenants. Designed by Grimshaw Architects, the project rebuilds the facility as an eight-story cultural hub with more space for the public and a new art installation by Jennifer Wen Ma.

New York, NY · 14h

sliceofculture.com

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Hudson County Post-Game: Harrison Dominates High School Soccer, College Hoops Is Back And More

Pedro Barreto Reis (10) of Harrison hoists the trophy after winning the Hudson County boys soccer final between Harrison and Kearny at the Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, NJ on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. (Mile Djordjiovski / For NJ.com) Co-founder Adrienne J. Romero contributed to this reporting. Several teams have...

Hudson County, NJ · 1d

Secret NYC

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Rockefeller Center Christmas tree arrival video in NYC

Watch the 76-foot Rockefeller Center Christmas tree arrive in Midtown Manhattan. This video shows crews guiding the massive spruce into the plaza on a flatbed.

New York, NY · 1d

New York Post

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Ex-cop accused of killing jogger went to work with kids at NYC school after slaying — and previously killed family pet: sources

The psycho ex-cop accused of murdering a Brooklyn jogger returned to his job with kids at a city public school right after the slaying — and sources revealed Monday he also previously killed the family pet. “You don’t know who is teaching our kids. It’s just shocking,’’ said shaken Jasmine Cotto, a parent of a first- and second-grader at PS 200 in Brooklyn where the suspect worked, to The Post on Monday. “He came here the next day like nothing happened,’’ Scotto said of accused killer Sayed Mohassib, who was working as a teacher’s aide at the school when he allegedly went off the deep end and randomly stabbed 28-year-old runner Katie Suarez. Ex-cop Sayed Mohassib is led by cops as he faces murder charges. Kevin C. Downs for NY Post The heinous crime occurred Friday Oct. 30, and as cops frantically searched for Suarez’s then-on-the-lam killer, he was already back in the classsroom with kids that Monday three days later, law-enforcement sources said. He was only just nabbed Saturday. Moment MSC Seascape passenger is arrested as part of murder probe after woman found dead aboard “It’s crazy because what if he came here and started killing kids or the

Brooklyn, NY · 11h

everafterinthewoods.com

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This Connecticut Deli Is Bringing Back The Simple Pleasure Of A Proper Made-To-Order Sandwich

The bread for these sandwiches comes from a bakery in the Bronx. Every single day. That’s a serious commitment to a loaf, and I respect it. The mozzarella doesn’t travel at all. It’s made right in the shop, sometimes twice a day. I can’t imagine a better...

Connecticut · 17h

Montclair Local

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Holiday Cheat Sheet: Dining, Catering & More in Montclair and Essex County

The holidays are here, and it’s time to start planning! Order your Thanksgiving turkey, book a festive dinner, pick up desserts for a party or grab a cocktail at a holiday pop-up. Montclair and Essex County have plenty of ways to eat, drink and celebrate this season. We’ve gathered...

Montclair, NJ · 12h

DiningOut Magazine / DiningOut.com

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Drinking Around the World in NYC: Scandinavia and Spain

With the craft cocktail revolution firmly in its groove for some time now, NYC bars have entered their latest phase: specialization. They’re following a restaurant-like path of centering around the cuisines of different regions around the globe.  For this list, we’re focused on the flavors and ingredients of India, Korea, Mexico, Peru, and more. Now, […] The post Drinking Around the World in NYC: Scandinavia and Spain first appeared on DiningOut .

New York, NY · 20h

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Atlas Capital Pays $150M for 256-Unit Hell's Kitchen Tower on West 43rd

Atlas Capital Group has paid about $150 million for the 256-unit apartment tower at 360 West 43rd Street in Hell's Kitchen, adding another big-ticket rental building to the neighborhood's busy sales ledger. The 23-story property, built in 2002, sits in a stretch of Midtown West that has drawn steady investor interest this year.

New York, NY · 1d

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10 Best NYC Museum Exhibitions to See in Fall 2026

New York‘s museums are revisiting the history of modern art while opening new perspectives on photography, identity, sculpture, and digital culture. This fall, major exhibitions bring together influential figures of the 20th century and contemporary artists whose practices challenge the ways images and institutions shape our understanding of the world.

New York, NY · 18h

News 12

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Homeless Youth In Crisis: Kids Without Keys

More than 350,000 people are without homes in New York City - and more than one out of three of them is a child. Youth homelessness in New York City has surged faster than anywhere else in the United States, reaching levels not seen in nearly a century. When COVID-19...

New York, NY · 8h

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LPC Approves $1.5 Million Bridle Path Reconnection At Pinebank Arch In Central Park, Manhattan

The Landmarks Preservation Commission has signed off on circulation and site improvements surrounding Pinebank Arch in Central Park, Manhattan. Prepared by the Central Park Conservancy and budgeted at $1 million to $1.5 million in private funding, the project will eliminate the dead end where the bridle path terminates beneath the 1861 cast-iron bridge and reconnect the path to the broader park network. The scope also includes a reduced cul-de-sac with rustic benches and seating boulders, selective vegetation removal to reopen views of the arch, new plantings, and replacement lighting beneath the bridge.

Manhattan, NY · 23h

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McKnight seeking re-election in LD-31: ‘I believe in the future of our communities’

With the general election less than a week old, state Senator Angela McKnight (D-31) isn’t wasting any time in announcing she is seeking re-election in next year’s June primary. “My commitment to serving others did not begin when I was elected to public office. It began long before...

Jersey City, NJ · 19h

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Rare American Barn Owls Make Manhattan Their Home

New York, the world-famous, bustling metropolis, is hardly known for its tranquility. But even amid the city’s constant hustle and bustle, New Yorkers have found a new reason to stop, look up, and listen: owls!. According to The Independent, a family of American barn owls has made the city...

New York, NY · 1d

ABCNY

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March for democracy draws activists to Midtown

Thousands of people gathered in Midtown Manhattan for a march focused on defending democracy, political accountability and issues organizers say continue to affect working families.

New York, NY · 1d

ijustwanttoeat.com

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Surprising dish at Eggholic in Jersey City

A couple of weeks ago, we made our way to Eggholic in Jersey City to discover a concept that's a little different from your typical Indian restaurant: founded in 2018 by cousins Bhagyesh and Lay Patel, Eggholic was inspired by the egg-centric street food of Gujarat, India, bringing dishes that are common at late-night food stalls back home to diners across the United States. What makes Eggholic unique is its celebration of eggs in all forms, from rich curries and sandwiches to street food specialties packed with bold spices and authentic flavors. The concept recreates the experience of India's bustling street-side food carts, where dishes are cooked fresh to order and meant to be shared with friends and family. This is a casual place where you will order at the counter and they will give you a number that you will put visibly on the table so they can bring your food when ready. We started off with some appetizers. The first one was dahi puri ($8.99), a popular Indian street food (chaat) made with small, crispy hollow puris that are filled with a mixture of potatoes, chickpeas, onions, and chutneys, then topped with dahi (yogurt) and various spices. I love these because they are crispy on the outside, creamy, sweet and savory, definitely a challenge to eat as, to get all the flavors, getting them in your mouth in one bite is the best. We also got their samosa ($3.99), that had a slight kick, but I admit that although I liked the filling, I did not like the shell at all that lacked the usual crispiness. For the main, we first got their paneer butter masala ($15.99) that is Indian cottage cheese (paneer) simmered in a buttery onion-tomato gravy. This was good, but quite spicy and I was happy to have a mango lassi ($5.99) to tame the spiciness. But the dish that blew me away was their boil tikka ($14.99). I mean, we are in a place that celebrates eggs, so we had to try an egg dish and I was not disappointed: it is made with sliced eggs sautéed in a rich, garlicky tomato gravy packed with spices. This one was not spicy and very comforting, eaten with roti ($2.98) and some rice. I simply loved it and will probably try to make it at home!

Jersey City, NJ · 1d

CNBC

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Why tech workers are flocking to NYC

Erin Sullivan had only visited New York City once before she decided to take a job in the Big Apple. But that visit made a strong impression: "Having the freedom of just hopping on the subway and getting anywhere was so magical for me," she says. "I knew that I wanted to end back up" in the city.

New York, NY · 20h