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It's a Dog's (High) Life in Chelsea
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School Budget Cuts Slice Deep
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Hindu Festival Draws Thousands
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Bootleggers Back After Raid
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‘Green Carts’ Produce Fresh Views
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Teens Learn Love Lessons
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Hotel to Check in Amid Concerns
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via Bay News/Courier Life Publications
Sanitation Samaritan Helps Hungry
Unlike most great stories, this one begins in the trash. Tom Neve’s discovery of an escalating homeless population along his Brooklyn sanitation route was an image that he just couldn’t throw away. So he started a volunteer-run food pantry.