Sunday, March 23, 2014


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Dimitri Gatanas, owner of the Urban Garden Center.

A Fortuitous Chicken Saves Lives in East Harlem Blast

Sunday Routine | Lin-Manuel Miranda
Lin-Manuel Miranda taking a stroll with Tobillo.

Walking the Dog to Awaken the Muse

By PATRICK HEALY
Lin-Manuel Miranda, who set his hit Broadway musical, “In the Heights” in Washington Heights, is moving there after living in Harlem. No matter the neighborhood, his Sundays have always been about art.
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Bookshelf
Mayor John V. Lindsay, center, opened up the spray cap on a fire hydrant in Harlem in July 1966.

Unions, Harlem and Lindsay, Revisited

By SAM ROBERTS
Recently published books take another look at John V. Lindsay’s time as mayor, tour Harlem and examine municipal labor organizations.
Poetic Connections | St. Patrick's Day

If Only for a Night

By ALAN FEUER
The following poems about attraction on St. Patrick’s Day were “found” this week in the Missed Connections section of newyork.craigslist.org.
By GINIA BELLAFANTE
The cause of banning horse-drawn carriages landed on Mayor Bill de Blasio’s priority list; some aggrieved citizens might be thrilled if he felt the same about tourist helicopters.

Metropolitan Diary

March 19, 2014
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The sky is full of dare-devil iron workers, swinging from huge cranes, performing feats of derring-do as they put the huge Unisphere together.
Did You Go to the World’s Fair?
As the 50th anniversary of the opening of the 1964 World’s Fair approaches, The New York Times is looking for stories and memories from the fair.
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