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    CEDAR LANE, Bronx

    by Kevin Walsh May 15, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh May 15, 2009 0 comment

    May 2009: Most of the Bronx press attention has gone to theYankees’ new billion-dollar launching pad (where they have already lost 22-4 and more lopsided scores) where the displaced parks will be…

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  • Forgotten SlicesStreet Lamps

    TRIBORO BRIDGE LAMPPOSTS

    by Kevin Walsh May 11, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh May 11, 2009 0 comment

    Avail yourself of a walk down the new Hudson River Park walkway along West Street, 11th and 12th Avenues (stay out of the bike lane — they’ll kill ya) and you’ll…

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    EAST RIVER PARK

    by Kevin Walsh May 7, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh May 7, 2009 3 comments

    With NYC apparently preparing to finish the East River walkway from the Battery all the way to the northern end of the island, and Cy Adler’s “Great Saunter,” a 32-mile walk around the entire…

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  • Forgotten SlicesNeighborhoods

    MEATPACKING

    by Kevin Walsh May 4, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh May 4, 2009 0 comment

    Comes the word this week (May 4, 2009) that one more butcher is leaving the Meatpacking District… as the NY Post ran it, according to Pat LaFrieda, “A lot of people would like to…

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    FORT HAMILTON

    by Kevin Walsh April 27, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh April 27, 2009 2 comments

    In Bay Ridge, the southbound B63 has to make a slight jog to 4th Avenue here because 5th is one-way northbound for a block between 94th and 95th. The triangle formed…

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  • CobblestonesForgotten Slices

    WEST 230TH BRICKS

    by Kevin Walsh April 13, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh April 13, 2009 5 comments

    According to the late, legendary Bronx historian John McNamara, writing in History in Asphalt, West 230th Street in KIngsbridge Heights and Riverdale has had an active history. It once led to an…

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  • Forgotten Slices

    STUDLEY TRIANGLE

    by Kevin Walsh April 9, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh April 9, 2009 9 comments

    If you’ve never been to the Broadway-Flushing section of Queens, it’s worth a visit — it’s home to some of Queens’ finest architecture, having been part of the Rickert-Finley real estate…

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  • AlleysForgotten Slices

    DOROTHEA PLACE

    by Kevin Walsh April 6, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh April 6, 2009 1 comment

    As a rule, you will not find any munchkins, witches or flying monkeys in the Bronx. But there is a yellow brick road, and this one looks like it’s still got…

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  • CobblestonesForgotten Slices

    OLIVER PLACE, BRONX

    by Kevin Walsh March 30, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh March 30, 2009 19 comments

    ForgottenFan Dennis Harper recently found one of those rarest of birds in the NYC street paving canon — a red bricked street with a median shown by alternating bricks in white!…

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  • Forgotten Slices

    BEDFORD STREET

    by Kevin Walsh March 23, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh March 23, 2009 2 comments

    “Bedford” is perhaps a better-known appellation on Brooklyn, where Bedford Avenue is the borough’s longest, running from Greenpoint to Sheepshead Bay, or the Bronx, where Bedford Park borders Fodham University and…

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    A & S REMAINS

    by Kevin Walsh March 19, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh March 19, 2009 8 comments

    I frequently mention my childhood in FNY, since there’s so much material to draw from in terms of what’s gone or what’s altered beyond recognition. About once a month when I…

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    MIXED BAG

    by Kevin Walsh March 17, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh March 17, 2009 0 comment

    Time for one of FNY’s periodic closet-cleaning sessions — I select several photos that are disconnected to each other, yet show an out-of-the-way NYC locale, or something that disappeared long ago.…

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