• Week in Pictures for May 24 May 24, 2013
    View a slide show of photographs from the past week in New York City and the region. Subjects include the New York Aquarium, a nightclub in a Chelsea water tower and an aerial view of beachfront homes in Mantoloking, N.J. […]
    By THE NEW YORK TIMES
  • Coney Island, 2:57 P.M. May 24, 2013
    N.Y. See Photo: a nice at the beach, if not a particularly nice day. Also: more than you want to know about this crazy weather. […]
    By ANDY NEWMAN
  • In an Old Steam Plant, Providing a Home for the Many Cats of Pratt May 24, 2013
    A population of ownerless cats have roamed around the Pratt Institute for decades, and Conrad Milster, the chief engineer of the school's steam plant, is fighting to allow them to stay. […]
    By COREY KILGANNON
  • Big Ticket | Diplomatic Crash Pad for $11.59 Million May 24, 2013
    A 3,600-square-foot, three-bedroom unit in the Dakota had been used by the Portuguese government. […]
    By ROBIN FINN
  • A ‘Sphere’ That Has Taken a Year to Roll Nowhere May 24, 2013
    The "Sphere," a sculpture by Fritz Koenig, was to have been moved from Battery Park in the late spring of 2012, but it appears there are no plans to relocate it. […]
    By DAVID W. DUNLAP
  • A Tribute to George Jones, Canceled by the Health Dept. May 24, 2013
    Promoters for a tribute to George Jones said inspectors shut down the Rodeo Bar, where the concert was to take place, hours before it was to begin. […]
    By JAMES BARRON
  • A Well-Stamped Passport May 24, 2013
    Metropolitan Diary: A security officer at Kennedy Airport's passport control had an unexpected question for a much-traveled businessman. […]
    By M. TAUB
  • Saturday Night Benefit Planned for Coney Island Mermaid Parade May 24, 2013
    A benefit for the annual Mermaid Parade, to be held at the Bowery Ballroom, is being held to support this year's event, which is in jeopardy of being canceled. […]
    By ALAN FEUER
  • A Sidewalk Mystery, Solved May 23, 2013
    For many pedestrians at the corner of Atlantic Avenue and Court Street, a strange, silver pole bolted onto an uneven patch of sidewalk has blossomed from puzzlement into irritation. […]
    By EDNA ISHAYIK
  • Op-Doc: ‘Ode to Bike Sharing’ May 23, 2013
    In this animation, a New Yorker looks forward to the city’s bike share program and reminisces about riding his bike when the city was very different. […]
    By THE NEW YORK TIMES

Mark Malkoff Gets Carried in New York City

Comedian Mark Malkoff sets out to disprove the myth that New York is unfriendly by attempting to transport himself from the southern most end of Manhattan as far north possible only by having people…

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