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A Beginner's Guide To Tokyo
Jump into Gothamist Getaways, where we bring you stories about travel,
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Jessica Warriner
Misc
A Beginner's Guide To Kuala Lumpur
From the Petronas towers to beautiful mosques, Kuala Lumpur is a frenzied, stimulating city.
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Jessica Warriner
Misc
What To Do With 10 Hours in Reykjavík, Iceland
I had zero things planned out for Reykjavík when I landed at Keflavík International.
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Jessica Warriner
News
Queens Principal Allegedly Hid Teacher's Affair With Student
Not only did the 33-year-old teacher allegedly engage in a romantic relationship with one of her former female students, but Principal Namita Dwarka also allegedly "hid" the affair.
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Jessica Warriner
News
NYCHA Tenants Fear They'll Lose Homes If Luxury Apartments Are Built On Grounds
"I think they're trying to force us out."
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Jessica Warriner
News
Report: NYU Leaving Their Poorest Students With Huge Debts Despite Multi-Billion Dollar Endowment
"At the end of the day, you're talking about households that don't have nearly as much wealth to fall back on."
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Jessica Warriner
Food
NJ Native Working On The Next Big Thing In Edibles: Weed Salmon
How does one stumble onto the idea of "baked" salmon? By experimenting for 4/20, obviously.
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Jessica Warriner
News
Officials Want Superfund At South Brooklyn Waste Station
Elected officials are pushing for the Environmental Protection Agency to step in and designate the Gravesend Bay Transfer Station a Superfund site.
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Jessica Warriner
News
Cops Looking For Woman Who Punched 10-Year-Old In Face At Bronx Deli
The NYPD is looking for a woman who allegedly assaulted a 10-year-old boy at a deli in the Bronx last month.
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Jessica Warriner
Food
9 Tequila-Soaked Ways To Celebrate Cinco De Mayo On Tuesday
In case you needed an excuse to drink margaritas.
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Jessica Warriner
Arts & Entertainment
[UPDATED] Guggenheim Museum Effectively Shut Down By May Day Protesters
"It's been five years of inaction on the museum's part. Five years and nothing concrete has been done, except for the tarnishing of the museum's reputation."
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Jessica Warriner
News
Developer Enjoying Tax Breaks From City Agrees To Pay Living Wage
The deal means Brookfield may only lease to tenants who are willing to pay their employees a living wage, even if they're part of a nationwide or international chain.
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Jessica Warriner
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