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Find the best brunch in New York City by neighbourhood — from SoHo to Harlem, Williamsburg and beyond. Your complete 2026 guide with tips and top dishes. - Crown Heights, Brooklyn: How Caribbean Immigrants Built New York City’s West Indian Capital
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Visiting the Statue of Liberty from the Staten Island Ferry | Photo by Ansaf Ahmad on Unsplash The torch you see today is not the one Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi designed. The original 1886 flame was solid copper, later cut with portholes to glow from within — a modification that leaked and corroded so badly that in …The Love New York Guide № 003: The Statue of Liberty Read More »
- New York City Travel Budget: How Much Does a Trip to NYC Actually Cost?
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Childe Hassam via Wikimedia Commons (Public domain) The reading of the Declaration of Independence that New York celebrates each Fourth of July has a local backstory: when a copy reached the city on July 9, 1776, and was read aloud to General Washington’s troops on the Common near today’s City Hall, a crowd surged down …The Love New York Guide № 002: The Fourth of July in New York Read More »
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