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Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Tucked away nicely in the southwest corner of Brooklyn, Bay Ridge is a old school neighborhood with strong Italian and Irish roots. Today, northern Bay Ridge is increasingly populated by a mix of arabs, Pakistanis, chinese, and Russians moving it, making it much more diverse.

Check Out This Collection of Google Earth Satellite Images of New York City

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See how Paulie's Pizzeria makes its thin crust pizza

[WATCH] Here's How Paulie's Pizzeria on Staten Island Makes Their Super Thin Crust Pizza

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NYC Year Time Lapse 2016-2017 enjoy

These Time Lapse Videos Show a Year of Scenes All Around New York City

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Greenacre Park Waterfall, Midtown, Manhattan

Sunday, July 9th, 2017, Good Morning!

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