via City Limits
NIGHTTIME NYC: New York After Dark
In the city that never sleeps, the recent repeal of the Cabaret Law is a landmark for some night-owls. But after-hours New York isn't just one big party.
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Some Take Dim View of the Dyker Lights
Some Dyker Heights residents complain the police are doing little to control large, unruly crowds drawn by the neighborhood's traditionally elaborate holiday displays.
via WNYC
Children Largely Unrepresented Amid Immigration Court Backlog
More than 88,000 cases involving undocumented youths are tied up in the nation’s immigration courts, leaving many in legal limbo – and without lawyers.
MARATHON ’17: Behind the Scenes
Our team examines the big race – from before the starter's pistol to beyond the finish line.
via WNYC
TRACKING TRUMP: Cuts Hurt National Service Programs
Budget reductions mean less AmeriCorps workers in New York and beyond.
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Ecofeminist Art Powers New Gallery
Stand4 gallery opened in Bay Ridge with "Reconceived Notions," a show that examines ways humans interact with nature.
via City Limits
Some Fear ‘Night Mayor’ Won’t Represent All
Local arts venue owners and community organizers are worried the new Office of Nightlife will do little to protect artists from rampant real-estate development.
via The Lo-Down
Church Races to Aid Puerto Rico
The Calle 8 church is leading Hurricane Maria relief efforts on the Lower East Side.