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- @weischoice @lmesseri @nypl_lpa Too many Mets in this town! You could maybe check with the Museum’s library. 3 days ago
- @weischoice @lmesseri You might want to try @NYPl_lpa. They have an amazing archive but my guess is that it would b… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 days ago
- @JoshCrewsReally 1992 at The Ritz: Dinosaur Jr, My Bloody Valentine & Screaming Trees. And I’m pretty sure the ticket was less than $20! 3 days ago
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Tag Archives: Hurricane Sandy
Riding Out the Storm: A Sandy Snapshot
The week Sandy blew into town was an unforgettable experience in New York from black outs and floods to businesses and offices shut down across the city. We’ll never forget roaming Downtown that first night as darkness set in and … Continue reading
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Tagged Astoria, Hurricane Sandy, Lexington Ave, Manhattan, Queens, Spanish Harlem
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