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Alex Williams

January 18, 1999 | Feature
Secrets Of The Stock Stars
January 31, 2000 | Feature
Super Fly

A new local airline with a Mormon captain, SoHo mannerisms, and cheap fares has been cleared for takeoff from JFK. But will JetBlue -- fueled by a cool $130 million -- find love at first flight?

March 22, 1999 | Feature
Industrial Chic

The meatpacking district's answer to Barneys.

January 21, 2002 | Feature
The Pleasure Principle

Look good? How about feel good? We try the glories of champagne body wraps, hot-chocolate skin treatments, and even sensory deprivation.

October 4, 1999 | Feature
Lower West Side Story

Everything SoHo was fifteen years ago -- creative hotbed, destination for the gotta-have-its, quiet streets concealing vast loft spaces and galleries -- West Chelsea is today. And there aren't any tourists. Yet.

September 23, 2002 | Feature
Nanny Nightmare

Accused of mistreating her kids -- and suddenly at risk of losing them -- she was too shocked to panic. The charges could have come from only one person: the ex-nanny.

June 17, 2002 | Feature
Rent Asunder

When the people in 11B are shelling out four times as much as those in 10B -- the ones with the weekend estate in Woodstock -- neighborly thoughts go out the window. It doesn't help that rent-protected tenants often get better services than shareholders paying full freight. A new kind of class warfare is breaking out in some of the city's toniest buildings. Alex Williams reports from the front.

June 29, 1998 | Feature
Summer Fun
Day Tripping: The Bronx

Stadium, zoo, botanical garden -- that Bronx we can deal with (even if Steinbrenner can't). But antiques shops?

November 13, 2000 | Feature
Lords of the Chambers

Can a pair of outer-borough boys who cut their teeth on a Ramada Inn in Newark turn an asphalt parking lot into the next arty downtown hotel? In Midtown?

September 15, 2003 | Feature
Bait and Switch

Bonnie Fuller is fishing for talent—and she’s loaded! S. I. Newhouse, watch your back.

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