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Extra, Extra: Shake Shack Eyes Williamsburg Outpost
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Nell Casey
Published Oct 27, 2015
Modified Oct 27, 2015
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- Thirty-year-old West Village spot Empire Szechuan is closing due to a rent hike.
- Shake Shack reportedly has its eye on a Williamsburg location.
- Case number 4,205 on rich people being insane.
- Video: This tiny kitten with no back legs has the heart of a hero.
- Is the Mets' success this season because they have the fastest pitchers?
- There are 5,000 self-identified vampires living in the USA.
- The commentary in the Criterion Collection of Moonrise Kingdom is appropriately absurd.
- An injured deer walks into an emergency room...and is killed.
- Does Lizzie Borden's ghost haunt the B&B where she murdered her family?
- Low income students are taking a trip to Broadway's hit Hamilton to learn about Alexander Hamilton's life.And finally, this capybara's more of a lover than a fighter:
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