West Village, NY|News|
Omakase Restaurant Opens in The West Village On Bleecker Street
Omakase Room by Maaser opened in the West Village.
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Sydney Pereira, Patch Staff
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Sydney Pereira is a reporter covering Lower Manhattan for Patch. Her work has been published in The Villager, Newsweek, The Miami Herald, and ThinkProgress. She has a Bachelor's degree in journalism and public health from New York University. To contact Sydney, email sydney.pereira@patch.com. Follow her on Twitter @sydneyp1234.
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East Village|News|
Mugger Robs 82-Year-Old Man In His Apartment Building, Cops Say
The 82-year-old man was mugged inside of his own apartment building in the East Village, cops said.
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Tribeca-FiDi, NY|News|
James Murdoch's Firm Buys Tribeca Film Festival's Majority Stake
James Murdoch is getting into the film festival business.
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Chelsea, NY|News|
Pedestrian Dies After Cyclist Hit-And-Run In Chelsea, Police Say
The pedestrian died several days after he was hit, cops said.
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Chelsea, NY|News|
Meatpacking's Gansevoort St Plaza Complete After Years Of Delays
The open air plaza's opening has long been delayed.
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Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
LES Tenants Rally Against Rent Hikes
More than two dozen rallied in front of a landlord's office building in Chinatown.
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East Village|News|
Mystery Buyer For East Village Boys Club Revealed: Reports
A hedge fund manager has emerged as the likely buyer of the East Village Boys' Club, reports said.
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West Village, NY|News|
Busway On 14th St Comes Monday After City Clears Legal Hurdle
A judge greenlighted a city plan to bar most private cars from 14th Street and make room for buses.
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New York City, NY|News|
NYC Weather: Severe Thunderstorms Threaten Hail, Flooding
Thunderstorms are expected to drench New York City Wednesday.
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Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Chinatown Rat Complaints Surge Despite $32M Crackdown
The money had been shared between six neighborhoods blighted by the rodents.
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West Village, NY|News|
Person Hit By L Train At 6th Ave Station: MTA
A straphanger was hit by a train at Sixth Avenue in Manhattan, the MTA said.
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Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Legionnaires' Outbreak Confirmed In Lower East Side Condo
The disease was confirmed in two residents of a Two Bridges condo building.
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Tribeca-FiDi, NY|News|
Seaport Museum Offers Cruises On 1930s Wooden Tugboat In FiDi
The South Street Seaport Museum offers public cruises on the W.O. Decker, a wooden tugboat built in the 1930s.
Sydney Pereira, Patch Staff
East Village|News|
This East Village Studio Hit The Market For $400K
Live less than a block from Tompkins Square Park.
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West Village, NY|News|
'Rat Academy' To Teach West Village Residents How To Beat Rodents
City Council Speaker Corey Johnson will host a "Rat Academy" training in his district later this month.
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New York City, NY|News|
NYC Weather: Thunderstorms Expected 3 Days In A Row
Thunderstorms are coming to New York City this week, the National Weather Service said.
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East Village|News|
Construction Begins At 21-Story Union Square Tech Hub
The 21-story Union Square Tech Training Center broke ground Monday.
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Chelsea, NY|News|
Rare 'Affordable' Chelsea Homes Open To People Making Up To $138K
Seventeen apartments in Chelsea hit the housing lottery for people with an annual income between $40K and $138K.
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Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
New Museum Will Display More Than 30 Hans Haacke Works This Fall
The New Museum exhibition will be the first major look at Hans Haacke's works in more than 30 years.
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West Village, NY|News|
Delays To 14th St Busway Wastes Year Of Rider's Time, Groups Say
Two transportation groups argued a court-imposed delay to the 14th Street bus priority plan has wasted thousands of hours of riders' time.
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