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    TRIBECA, Manhattan

    by Kevin Walsh April 3, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh April 3, 2005 0 comment

    TRIBECA— a neighborhood that I prefer to call the Lower West Side, which it was before it became a hipster and yuppie playground –has been raised from the dead in…

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    HAVE YOU BEEN TO…GLENDALE?

    by Kevin Walsh March 27, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh March 27, 2005 76 comments

    By CHRISTINA WILKINSON A REMOTE area in western Queens, filled with woods, swamps and freshwater pools, the town of Fresh Ponds was part of the land chartered by the Dutch West…

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    NY’S ANCIENT BARS

    by Kevin Walsh March 12, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh March 12, 2005 7 comments

    I have no past. No wild youth to be ashamed about now. When I was young, though, I was frequently drunk. I was drunk, but I was never a drunk; I never came…

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    LONG ISLAND CITY-HUNTERS POINT, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh February 26, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh February 26, 2005 0 comment

    WHILE BEGINNING to prepare this week’s foray into irrelevance, I was on the horns of a slight dilemma. I had ventured into one of my favorite parts of town, Long Island…

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  • Street Scenes

    MACOMB’S DAM BRIDGE

    by Kevin Walsh February 5, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh February 5, 2005 7 comments

    WHILE preparing to march 155th Street for I CAN’T DRIVE 155, I was drawn to the Macombs Dam Bridge, which connects the 155th St. Viaduct with Jerome Avenue in the Bronx, like…

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    BACK TO THE BOWERY: 2005

    by Kevin Walsh February 5, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh February 5, 2005 1 comment

    “YOU CAN SEE ALL THE STARS as you walk down Hollywood Boulevard,” says Ray Davies, and they’re there, right in the sidewalk for all to see. But the ghosts wander the Bowery…

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  • Street Scenes

    155th STREET, Manhattan

    by Kevin Walsh January 24, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh January 24, 2005 16 comments

    WHEN SURVEYOR John Randel Jr. drew up the Commissioners’ Plan for the street grid system of Manhattan Island, the furthest north east-west street on the island he planned was 155th Street, and in…

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  • NeighborhoodsStreet Scenes

    THE HUB, BUB. A walk in the South Bronx.

    by Kevin Walsh January 23, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh January 23, 2005 1 comment

    BOSTON may be known as the “Hub of the Universe” but the south Bronx has its very own Hub where four roads converge: East 149th Street and Willis, Melrose and…

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    OPEN HOUSE NEW YORK 2004

    by Kevin Walsh January 6, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh January 6, 2005 0 comment

    Open House New York is a once-a-year extravaganza, a public celebration of architecture and design in New York City. Approximately one hundred different locales, many of which would never ordinarily…

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  • NeighborhoodsStreet Scenes

    WINFIELD, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh December 21, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh December 21, 2004 46 comments

    By CHRISTINA WILKINSON Forgotten NY correspondent MOST OF US CAN name famous generals of the American Revolution and the Civil War. But how many of us can name those who served…

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    CONEY ON MY MIND. Another winter visit to America’s Playground.

    by Kevin Walsh December 21, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh December 21, 2004 0 comment

    I can’t stay away from Coney Island for long. There’s just so much left over from the old days…good and bad…that it’s a Forgotten NY treasure trove. Yet, more and more…

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    DUYVIL IN THE DETAILS. A look at Spuyten Duyvil, Bronx.

    by Kevin Walsh December 11, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh December 11, 2004 2 comments

    OUR EXPLORATIONS TODAY take us to a hilly, verdant corner of the Bronx that has had many names, yet no one knows precisely what they mean. Spuyten Duyvil is tucked into…

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