Best Restaurants Lower East Side New York Are Amazing! If you are travailing to New York you will have a question, “Best Restaurants Lower East Side”? There are so many restaurants in New York that we could not even attempt to try and count them, but we have taken a list of some of the…
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#1 Exercise in the Park You don’t have to be a jogger to take advantage of all the benefits of the park. Now you can even find free summer yoga and dance classes to sweat it up without burning a hole in your wallet. Popular parks with free fitness programs include: Prospect Park The High…
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Is There a Toll for The Williamsburg Bridge or Is it Free? A matter of debate in recent years has surrounded the monetization of the Williamsburg Bridge. As of now the Williamsburg Bridge does not charge a toll fee. In 2015 however, it was suggested that the Department of Transportation may impose a $5.50…
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Why New York Blogs are So Popular Blogs about the city of New York are a dime a dozen (I know the irony in this comment seeing as I have my own New York City blog). You are probably able to locate an alphabetical listing on the internet if you wish to go to one.…
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LES New York: A Storied History The Lower East Side is one particular region I’ve always loved. George Washington Bridge was constructed in 1931. The building was converted for judicial usage, including making it handicapped accessible. Many famed buildings were constructed in NYC in the early 20th century. A really magnificent building since you can…
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The Hidden Treasure Dive Bars of the Lower East Side Bars in the Lower East Side can still be affordable. Even though gentrification is sweeping the Lower East Side it doesn’t mean that beer prices are increasing with it. Just look at the prices at the Double Down. The menu was made by none aside…
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Lower East Side Gentrification – A Background I briefly touched on it in my site bio, but gentrification is a plague which is currently sweeping the Lower East Side and New York as a whole. Then, Midwest states intensely competed with one another to lure prospective investors. It’s something which we’ve seen in different parts…
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