NYPD Watching Over ‘Murderers’ Mural Wall
The artist will need to get permission for his next painting.
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NYPD Paints Right Over Political ‘Murderers’ Mural Because They Said So
The public art was sanctioned by the building's owner.
Stringer Wants Inwood Restaurant Put on Ice
"I'm a little mystified why intervention hasn't happened," the borough president says.
What to Eat at Buddha Beer Bar, Coming Soon to Inwood
Featuring a menu of "international drunk food."
Off-Duty Cop Arrested for Raping a Woman in Inwood
The guy reportedly told witnesses, "I'm almost done. I'm almost finished. We'll be out of here soon."
What Will the Waterfront Dining Scene Look Like in 2012?
The Dyckman Street Marina makes a comeback, a new restaurant for Pier 15, and more.
Todd P Plans East Village Live Venue While Others Face the Music
Phil Hartman returns to the former Mo Pitkins space, an Inwood beer garden fights for the right to party, and the latest on Prime 6.
The Case of the Wine Bar Without Wine
An Inwood wine bar has gone without wine for over a year.
Teetotalers Welcome in Recession; Inwood Hates Mister Softee
Plus: the Food Network launches its own Epicurious.
The Queens Zoo Gets ‘Babydoll Lambs,’ We Are Smothered by Their Cuteness
Light, cheery news from Prospect Heights, Park Slope — even Queens and Staten Island. It’s Labor Day weekend, so the last boroughs report of summer doesn’t want to make you work too hard.
Soho Knows ‘Rod Stewart Loves the Hamptons’
A rogue graffiti artist really wants you to believe that the aging rocker really has a thing for the East End. And for palm trees. Plus, pandas in Union Square, a ‘Gossip Girl’ spat, and more in our daily borough report.
Is Victory Ford Coming Out With A Beer-Wench Line?
'Lipstick Jungle' films in the Flatiron district, and more dramatic news, in today's boroughs report.
Writer-Actor Lin-Manuel Miranda Tells Where to Go In the Heights
The writer and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda didn't actually grow up in Washington Heights, the milieu of his Broadway smash, In the Heights. But that means his favorite neighborhood hangs range beyond just upper Manhattan.
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