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Category Archives: Grand Central
Piece of Penn Station Shifts to GCT
A 45-pound stone eagle sculpture that once loomed over Penn Station has found a (temporary) home in Grand Central, reports the NY Times. The eagle made a detour to Freeport, Long Island and Poughkeepsie in between the two stations. He’s apparently one … Continue reading
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Monkee Spotted in Grand Central
Conductor Bobby, a Metro-North man with a knack for spotting B list celebs on and around trains, adds another to his list: former Monkee Peter Tork. “He had just gotten off a train,” writes Bobby on FB. “But I don’t … Continue reading
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GCT’s Vanderbilt Hall Closed To Commuters This Eve
This is a public service announcement: If you, like thousands of others, enter Grand Central from the Pershing Square side (and you partake in Pershing Square Dancing from time to time), allow an extra minute to your walk to the … Continue reading
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Signs of Spring
The outdoor cafe at Pershing Square was open last Friday. ‘Bout time!
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Newest ‘Light’ Truck From Range Rover
I generally try to avoid helping the marketing efforts of those who set up shop in Grand Central and look to woo the tastemakers, big spenders, and other masters of the universe who traipse through its gilded halls each day. … Continue reading
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Agony of the Feet
I’ve got mixed emotions about bare feet on the train. Actually, they’re not really mixed. I’m against the concept. Frankly, I can’t imagine that the relief of being freed from the shackles of my shoes would outweigh the self-consciousness I’d … Continue reading
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‘Cannes’ Man Aboard Metro-North
I’d forgotten about this until reading his name in today’s NY Times–I’m 97% sure I saw filmmaker Jim Jarmusch exiting a Metro-North train and entering Grand Central’s Great Hall Friday evening. He had a young girl in tow–as in, daughter, … Continue reading
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100 Pennies For Your Thoughts
A few times a year, the sawed off paper cup I use to hold loose change at work turns into a swarm of brown uselessness, the fine silver fished out for the candy machine, leaving a worthless batch of begrimed pennies. … Continue reading
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After the Flood
The Great Late Winter Super-Soaker has come and gone, leaving us with a wet basement for the second time this week. Well, Little G and Little Miss C have been moaning about still wanting to be in the Bahamas ever … Continue reading
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Cereal Killers Hit GCT
Grand Central’s Vanderbilt Hall was home to a giant breakfast this morning. The western half of the hall was filled with long communal tables, with passers-by invited to pop in for breakfast, complements of Kellogg’s. Of course, as it was … Continue reading
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