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Matt Coneybeare

Matt Coneybeare

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Matt enjoys exploring the City's with his partner and son. He is an avid marathon runner, and spends most of his time eating, running, and working on cool stuff.

Filming Locations in NYC for Broad City
Interactive Map Shows All Filming Locations for Popular NYC-Based Television Series
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Happy Friday! ______________________________________________ I was just teasing when I said farewell to winter in my last post. It's not leaving yet! ☃💕 ______________________________________________ #nyc #newyorkcity #ig_nycity #picture_to_keep #ig_exquisite #igglobalclub #igpodium_mag #igpodium #igs_america #igbest_shotz #inspiring_photography_admired #GotToLove_This #ig_all_americas #TopNewYorkPhoto #loves_NYC #master_shots #what_i_saw_in_nyc #igersmood #nbc4ny #watchthisinstagood #abc7NY #illgrammers #weekly_feature #newyorkcity #moodygrams #thecreative #fox5ny
Saturday, February 27th, 2016: Good Morning!
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Queens
InstaFriday, Five Interesting Instagrams from Each of the Five Boroughs - Vol. 32
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Obsession Is Key To Success Don't  Medicate Let It Flow- Scot Rossillo Artist Visionary Motivation • Tag And Follow @thebagelstore www.thebagelstoreonline.com www.bagelartist.com
Rainbow Bagels Are Back; NYC Rom-Coms Are Full of Shit; New Williamsburg Subway Tunnel in the Works?
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Lawrence Brownlee: NPR Music Field Recordings
Listen to This Amazing Opera Singer Belt It Out In a Crypt Under a Harlem Church
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Khachapuri Is The Best Drunk Food You’ve Never Heard Of
Learn How to Make Khachapuri, a Homestyle Georgian Dish at East Village's Oda House
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Cocktail Bar in Bushwick Serves Every Liquid You Enjoy on Tap
Bushwick Comic Imagines All The Other Liquids You Could Put on Tap at the Cocktail Bar
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March 5, 1981: Passengers on the New York subway, which was projecting a $369 million deficit that year. A brief story in The Times explained that a tax on oil companies passed by New York lawmakers was intended to narrow that deficit, but that a Federal appeals court effectively abolished the tax, “which had been counted on to produce more than $235 million a year, most of it earmarked for the cash-starved Metropolitan Transportation Authority.”
The Lively Morgue Posts a Vintage Photo Inside a 1980s New York City Subway Car
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Morris-Jumel Mansion
Secrets of Manhattan's Oldest Home, the Morris-Jumel Mansion in Washington Heights
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The Best Cities for Public Transportation
New York City Public Transportation Ranks a Paltry 5th in the Nation
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