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Craving for Community

The city evolves with the times. However there are few places where locals and tourists alike can escape the repetition … More

Commonality, Diversity, Greenery, High Line, History, Locals, Love, manhattan, Meatpacking District, Nature, New York City, Park, Tourists, Urban Cloud, Whitney Museum

A Fresh Look at Food

The aroma of fresh harvested produce surrounds those who pass through. Curious locals peer at the peculiar variations of produce. … More

City Harvest, community, Environment, Farmers, Greenmarket, Locals, manhattan, New York City, New Yorkers, Produce, Recycle, Supermarket, Union Square, union square greenmarket

Ring! Ring! Bike Coming Through

It is no secret that the number of active bikers in Manhattan has increased since Mayor Bloo mberg’s implementation of … More

bike, biking, courier, delivery, lanes, manhattan, NYC, ordering, riding

The Health Craze is Not Just a Phase, But a Gaze into History

Merriam Webster needs to make revisions to its dictionaries because society has altered the definitions of beauty and success once … More

Beauty, Chelsea, Craze, Fitness, Flatiron, Health, History, Juices, lifestyle, manhattan, New York City, Perfection, Society, SoulCycle, Success, Trends

Gentrifying One Block at a Time

“Everything is just shutting down in this neighborhood,” said Solon Ramirez, a local resident. This has been a common complaint … More

Clinton, Gentrificaton, Hell's Kitchen, manhattan, Markets

Artists' Haven Shuts its Doors

Established in 1933, Pearl Paint has been the home of artists for over 80 years. Its Canal Street location in … More

art, artists, closes, gentrification, manhattan, paint, Pearl Paint

Prices and Building Sizes Skyrocket as East Village Gentrifies

Prices and Building Sizes Skyrocket as the East Village Gentrifies by Anna London It’s no secret that real estate in … More

east village, gentrification, Lower East Side, manhattan

Intertwining Three Worlds at Bristle + Crème

When venturing around London, Kim Vu never imagined that she would find the inspiration for her store, Bristle + Crème, … More

art space, bristle + crème, espresso bar, hair salon, kips bay, lifestyle, manhattan

Greenmarket Vendors Enjoy Their Work Despite Challenges

Walking into Union Square on a Monday gives a feeling of community. Tents selling everything, from cookies to flowers, line … More

GrowNYC, manhattan, union square greenmarket

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