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NYC 'Artist' visited by Secret Service

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A New York City artist, who installed spyware onto public computers to snap photos of customers in Apple stores was visited by US Secret Service this week.
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NYC: Where your cigarette money goes

If the physical ramifications of smoking aren't enough to deter customers from lighting up, maybe a clearer picture of the financial ramifications will.
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Summer 2011 Festivals in Brooklyn, New York

If you're in New York City this summer, cross the bridge over to Brooklyn and check out the borough's jam-packed summer 2011 schedule of events that are sure to keep you entertained.
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Fleet Week 2011 in NYC [Photos]

Beginning from May 25, Fleet Week in Manhattan, New York has attracted New Yorkers and tourists, and will continue through Memorial Day weekend until June 1.

Monday’s A Beach - NYC beaches open Saturday

You’ve had a long hard winter and a very confused spring. It’s finally starting to look like summer so be sure to stop by the beach this Monday for your Memorial Day celebration. The weather will top 90°F (32.2°C), possibly with a thunderstorm early afternoon. But don’t let that rain on your beach parade.
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NYC Smoking ban begins

Smoking in New York City's public places is no longer legal as the law that prohibits smoking in New York City's 1,700 parks, beaches and pedestrian plazas comes into effect Monday.
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New television series from The New York Times premieres May 23

In an effort to reach a new audience, The New York Times will create content for a new television series on NYC life, one of the city’s NYC Media television stations. NYC life can be viewed on channel 25 in New York City. The half-hour show, dubbed NYTV, will air Monday nights at 8:30 p.m. with the first show scheduled for May 23. The network also plans on making the series available online at nyc.gov/vod.

New York Diners' Hottest Restaurants (SLIDESHOW)

The restaurant reservation platform OpenTable Inc. announced the list of top hottest restaurants in New York, which are among the 50 winners of OpenTable's Diners' Choice Awards for the Top Hot Spot Restaurants in the United States.

Martin Luther King III Backs NYC Living Wage Law

Martin Luther King III has entered a local fight for living wages at certain New York City businesses on the anniversary of his father's death, in a push which proponents say can gain steam in other cities across the country.

Top 10 Hottest New Restaurants in U.S. (SLIDESHOW)

The restaurant reservation platform OpenTable Inc. announced the list of top 10 hottest new restaurants, which are among the 50 winners of OpenTable's Diners' Choice Awards for the Top Hot Spot Restaurants in the United States.
Visitors walk in Pompeii, the famous city next to Naples which was destroyed in AD 79 by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

Buried in ash, Pompeii exhibit comes alive in NYC

The ancient Roman city of Pompeii that got buried under volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius, which erupted about 2,000 years ago, is now on display in the form of an exhibit at Discovery Times Square museum in New York City.
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NYC bank tax revenue shoots up 48 percent: source

New York City's bank tax collections ran 48 percent above a year-ago, one of several taxes whose encouraging performance might give Mayor Michael Bloomberg some extra cash to spend in next year's budget.

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