Chaucer and Shakespeare lived through periods of weird weather not unlike what we are seeing today. So what can we learn from ...

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NYPD's Harbor Unit responded to a call of a person in the East River near Brooklyn Bridge Park, and officers jumped into ...

New York City hogs most of the spotlight when it comes to destinations within the Empire State, but it is also home to this ...

Explore the 300-mile route through Upstate New York by foot, bike, boat or car with attractions just steps from the water.

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The phrase “Where’s the Beef” originated from a Wendy’s commercial in 1984 and quickly became a “cultural catchphrase” used ...

For coffee aficionados, Monsoon Roastery offers small-batch roasted beans and expertly prepared drinks in an atmosphere that rivals trendy cafes in much larger cities – minus the astronomical prices.

Then the most jarring of all: the planned demolition of the architecturally significant Union Lutheran Church on West Market Street in York, dedicated in 1929 and noted architect John A. Dempwolf’s ...

As New Yorkers face record-breaking temperatures, pools are becoming a necessity for public health, not a luxury.

Residents packed the Salt Marsh Nature Center, at 3302 Avenue U, to hear Brooklyn Borough Historian Ron Schweiger recount Brooklyn's 1898 merger with New York City at an event sponsored by the Salt ...