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Early Addition: When the sun goes down, the 50% off sushi frenzy begins
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Published Aug 14, 2026
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Good Friday morning in New York City, where it can cost a lot of money out of pocket to freeze your eggs.
Here’s what else is happening:
- City officials said they've now told nearly 2,000 homeowners that they were erroneously notified about possibly having to owe a pied-à-terre tax.
- Let's appreciate the storm resiliency upgrades the city has made so far.
- About 30 dead sharks mysteriously washed up on the Jersey Shore this week.
- Behold the 8 p.m. frenzy for half-off sushi at New York City's Japanese grocery stores.
- For $5.25 million, you could get this cool upstate mill house with a waterfall running through it.
- Joe Budden has a true crime podcast.
- One time for Big Boy.
And finally, decent speed burst:
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