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6 days ago | 
aol.com | Anna Young |Tina Moore |Marie O. Pohl
A birthday celebration ended in chaos when a luxury New York city party Yacht packed with nearly 400 people slammed into a Hudson River pier Saturday afternoon, injuring dozens of passengers, according to officials and law enforcement sources. The Timeless was attempting to dock around 4:18 p.m. when a line snapped, causing it to collide with the pier at West 125th Street and the Henry Hudson Parkways, officials and sources told The Post.
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3 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Marie O. Pohl
Broadway is increasingly being taken for a ride. “Rogue” pedicabs blasting New York-themed earworms around the theater district are causing chaos — interrupting Broadway performances, clogging sidewalk space and forcing theatergoers to weave dangerously around traffic, according to disgruntled locals and other drivers.
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3 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Marie O. Pohl |Larry Celona |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon
The mom found dead in a squalid Bronx apartment next to the body of her disabled 8-year-old son was remembered at a moving memorial service Sunday — with an NYPD charity and State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie picking up the tab.
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4 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Marie O. Pohl |Peter Senzamici
These agents are trying to broker a last-minute deal. New York City’s real estate industry is making an 11th-hour bid to halt a new law that shifts the burden of costly broker fees away from renters before it takes effect next month. The Real Estate Board of New York, the city’s powerful group of over 10,000 real estate professionals, filed a motion earlier this month seeking to put the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses Act on pause until the court battle over the law plays out.
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4 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Marie O. Pohl |Shane Galvin
They’re back in a New York groove. Reinvigorated and relieved fans poured out onto Seventh Avenue riding high on the Knicks’ wire-to-wire win against the Pacers Thursday night in what the faithful hope is not the final home game of the season. New York thoroughly cooked the Indiana Pacers in Game 5 Thursday night at the Mecca — winning 111-94 — inspiring fans to believe the series, and the season, is not over yet.
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4 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Andrew Battifarano |Marie O. Pohl
Tyrese Haliburton was largely a non-factor for the Pacers in their Game 5 loss. But that didn’t mean rabid Knicks fans weren’t going to take their overall frustrations out on the Indiana star on Thursday night. Even if that meant destroying a doll representing him — featuring a photo of Haliburton’s head and a Pacers logo — outside the Garden.
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1 month ago | 
nypost.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Desheania Andrews |Marie O. Pohl
Some die-hard New York Knicks fans with a superstitious streak will be pulling out the big guns – and putting away their jerseys and even TV sets – for Wednesday night’s Eastern Conference Finals Game 1. “I had success with not watching the second half, if the Knicks are down double digits, and instead playing Earth Defense Force 5 and checking the score intermittently,” one Reddit user posted on Friday.
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1 month ago | 
nypost.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Desheania Andrews |Marie O. Pohl
Some die-hard New York Knicks fans with a superstitious streak will be pulling out the big guns – and putting away their jerseys and even TV sets – for Wednesday night’s Eastern Conference Finals Game 1. “I had success with not watching the second half, if the Knicks are down double digits, and instead playing Earth Defense Force 5 and checking the score intermittently,” one Reddit user posted on Friday.
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1 month ago | 
nypost.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Desheania Andrews |Marie O. Pohl
Some die-hard New York Knicks fans with a superstitious streak will be pulling out the big guns – and putting away their jerseys and even TV sets – for Wednesday night’s Eastern Conference Finals Game 1. “I had success with not watching the second half, if the Knicks are down double digits, and instead playing Earth Defense Force 5 and checking the score intermittently,” one Reddit user posted on Friday.
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1 month ago | 
nypost.com | Anna Young |Marie O. Pohl |Caitlin McCormack
Terrified witnesses recalled hearing the deafening sound of screams as a massive Mexican navy tall ship crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge late Saturday night during a goodwill visit to the Big Apple. “We were celebrating and we were saying goodbye and singing,” said Ismari Romero, 43, who witnessed the terrifying incident from Pier 17 with her sister and other Mexicans who wanted to welcome the ship to the Big Apple and “make them feel like home.”“We were all joyful, and they departed.
