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Have your sfingi/zeppoli from Gino's Pastry shop this St. Joseph's Day! @1010WINS @ArthurAveBX
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In 1796 Italy was not one country but a collection of kingdoms, republics, and smaller states
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To this day, Lt. Joe Petrosino remains the only NYPD officer to be killed in the line of duty while overseas. He was investigating the mob. #Police #NYC #MAFIA #film This event is open to the public for free, but space is limited. @IAMMuseumNYC
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The contributions, accomplishments, and values of our Italian American community are central to the culture of New York.
This Italian American Heritage and Culture Month, I’m proud to celebrate this community by investing $200,000 in New York City's Italian American Museum.
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A community of calm 🧘♀️.
Don’t miss the next class of Bryant Park Yoga presented by @thehalara tomorrow, September 3 at 6pm 😌. This session will be taught in Spanish and English 💚!
Register now: bryantpark.org/calendar/even…
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TRACKS Raw Bar & Grill is now open at Grand Central Madison!
They are located right in front of the ticket office between 46th and 47th.
Grab a drink, enjoy a meal, or pick up something to go before you catch your train.
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New York State Attorney General Letitia James visits the Italian American Museum
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The skyline understood the assignment 🕺🪩✨.
#SkateNight Retro Glow at @BankofAmerica Winter Village.
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WNYW/Fox 5 coverage of the opening of the Italian American Museum on 10/1/24.
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Here’s what you can do across NYC this weekend! Explore a spring market, protect our trees, visit migratory birds, and join the City Nature Challenge 🧵:
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Nature’s perfume 🪻.
Stop by, and smell the beautiful spring flowers in Bryant Park today!
Tap for a full list of things to do 💚: bryantpark.org
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If there was a hall of fame for Subway Offenders - this guy would be a first ballot inductee. And yet, certain parts of our criminal justice system seem to think otherwise.
A subway recidivist at the heart of the lawlessness and disorder our riders are subjected to at the turnstiles, with 125 career arrests under his belt, was arrested for the 27th time in just the past 8 months - with nearly all connected to the illicit and sometimes aggressive sale of Metrocard swipes. And in this latest incident inside Midtown Manhattan’s Penn Station, he also actively resisted arrest.
But prosecutors declined to prosecute this case in the “interest of justice.” Justice for whom? Recidivist criminals or law abiding NYers who simply want to travel on the subways free of harassment or open acts of lawlessness?
Despite the challenges and lack of consequences, YOUR cops continue to confront these very visible acts of criminality head-on - as our riders demand and expect us to do.






































