“This year, Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks makes its second foray to the Hudson River. Here are prime places to catch the show.” via NY Magazine Related Posts: Macy’s Illuminating Evening ; All Fired-Up On Hudson ; Fragments of Fire & Water Related articles by Zemanta Celebrate Your Independence… Jersey Style (alwaysablogsmaid.com) New York City’s [...]
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The Manhattan Bridge, the youngest of the four East River Bridges, will celebrate its 100th birthday on Sunday, Oct. 4. Organized by the New York City Bridge Centennial Commission, the celebration will include a parade of historic vehicles, walking and bike tours, and public discussions on the history and construction of the bridge. It will [...]
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Another Fourth of July has come and gone while we (Americans in general, New Yorkers in particular, everyone else along the way) end the celebrations we had today and look forward to those we’ll (hopefully) continue to have tomorrow. A sulfurous halo of light cloaks the skyline–a spontaneous rocket trail is seen here, a random [...]
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“It’s all happening, the Queensboro Bridge [aka 59th Street Bridge] is being celebrated for making it to 100! Last night some folks were treated to a fireworks show around 9 p.m. (pictured), which closed out yesterday’s festivities (though there are many more to come).” The Gothamist Sphere: Related Content
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Even though its patriotic significance has long ago given way to mostly sheer entertainment and spectacle, another Fourth of July has arrived. While the cost of living is skyrocketing, trust in our national leadership plummeting, hope for America’s future eroding, and a series of on-going and prospective wars are severely draining this nation’s resources, the [...]
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This is a great city for outdoor concerts. Every summer it’s a joy to get out there amidst the heat and humidity, traffic and crowds (swarms of mosquitoes at night), and get our “fair share of abuse” at an outdoor concert. Since my wife and I take a delightful interest in the inevitably absurd (possessing [...]
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