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Extra, Extra: Vineyard Ownership Is Harder Than You Think
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Published Dec 4, 2016
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- Anthony Weiner needs a job, if you're hiring.
- Sounds like Seattle's experiment with a $15 minimum wage is going pretty well.
- Oh so you think you're on easy street after you buy a vineyard? Think again, pal.
- Season 2 of Luke Cage is definitely happening.
- A Florida man accused of running a pill ring has been caught, after hiding out in Staten Island for over a year.
- The people behind Red Hoek Point made their case to the community why they should get a couple of variances from the city.
- Looks like there's a brothel on Smith Street.
- A chat with the mother of a cute viral baby.
- Edward Snowden says that David Petraeus leaked more classified information than he did.
- And finally, I don't know about you, but I miss JR Smith:
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