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Category Archives: Bronx
Peculiar Place For Pigskin
My ride in and out of Manhattan each day offers up a view at the worst ballfield in all of America, a little baseball diamond near where Mount Vernon hits the Bronx that’s been overrun by construction equipment. (Check out … Continue reading
Saluting The Vacant Bronx Station Houses
The Sunday “Real Estate” section of the NY Times has a big story on the vacant Bronx station houses of the old New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. A dozen stations were projected in 1904, when the railroad began … Continue reading
Posted in Bronx, New Rochelle
Tagged Christopher Gray, John A. Droege, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, New York
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How-Young-Is-Too-Young-To-Ride-Subway Debate Rekindled
Lenore Skenazy, who parlayed a column on letting her son Izzy ride the subway alone at age 9 into a career, offers an essay on the new New York version of Huffington Post on, yup, how we baby our children … Continue reading
David Hartman, David Hartman
If those $20 tickets aren’t quite working for you amidst the Great Recession, you can get a free peek at the Holiday Train Show at the New York Botanical Garden on PBS at 10:30 tonight. David Hartman, always entertaining as … Continue reading
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Westchester’s Wintry Mix
As I left the office at 5:30 on Friday, cold rain was landing on Manhattan. As the 5:46 climbed into the Bronx, sleet was befalling our Boogey-Down brethren. But up in Westchester, the white stuff was falling. As if the county wasn’t … Continue reading
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Trip Home
125th Street Storage Deluxe Auction All Makes & Models Topless Go Go Girls D&M Towing Streamline Plastics … Melrose Golden Krust Pena Grocery Fordham … Botanical Gardens … Williams Bridge … Woodlawn Self Guard Self Storage Fleetwood J.C. Fogarty’s Bronxville … Continue reading
Posted in Bronx, Harlem, Westchester
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