Jack Curran, a New York Treasure
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Still strolling the sideline at 77, Mr. Curran has won more basketball and baseball games â 2,491 â than any high school coach in the United States.
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New Jersey backyards may be full of treasure -- who knew?
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He was a Greenwich Village bon vivant  who enjoyed gourmet food, a drop of wine on festive occasions,  a silk bed and his velvet collar.
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City falls for the exciting guys from Queens.
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Aaron Youngâs âGreeting Cardâ was only one of the audacious, look-at-me projects that punctuated New Yorkâs art scene in 2007.
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Il crollo a Shangai si fa sentire anche a New York
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James Sanders, an architect, author and filmmaker based in New York City, is taking questions from City Room readers this week.
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The Cool New York festivalâs program on Friday, at the companyâs John Ryan Theater in Brooklyn, opened on a high note with â359 Degrees,â a solo choreographed and performed by Ashley Lecille Suttlar.
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Life & style: Robin O'Sullivan talks to food writers and producers to find out how we learned to love local food
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NEW YORK  - You've gotta hand it to   Broadway producers Barry and Fran Weissler. Their knack for   canny stunt casting has helped keep their acclaimed revival of   "Chicago" alive for nearly 10 years now, with no signs of its   slowing down.
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The former New York City mayor parlayed his experience into opportunity. He got rich, but who were his clients?
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Grand lessons from grand larceny: An inspiring tale for today's youth.
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Irish accents are the flavor of the  month on Broadway with three out of five of this year&#039;s Tony  Award nominees for best actor starring in plays set on the  Emerald Isle.
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As the luck of the Irish would have it, Marcus Joyce, a law student from County Galway, reported for work in New York in late June as an intern for the Innocence Project and wound up not only helping in the ...
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The New York Public Library's show of prints by the English satirist crosses the line between interesting artifact and still-exciting art.
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In honor of Halloween 2007, Kate Davey, an expert on haunted New York, is taking questions from readers during the next week.
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New York City Balletâs âRussian Treasuresâ program of works choreographed by George Balanchine to music by Tchaikovsky embodies important City Ballet history.