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The town of Rossville was inhabited early by Raritan Indians, then came the Dutch settlers and freed slaves from the south. Mansions and castles dotted the landscape alongside strawberry…

On the heels of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma comes a powerful Tropical Storm Jose. The storm is currently strengthening and turning northward, putting New York City potentially in its path for…

Software engineer Nicholas Usoff recently compiled SAT test data from each NYC High School and plotted them out on a heat map of the City. According to Usoff on reddit: Visualization built…

In the most recent episode of Shelf Life entitled Kinsey's Wasps, the American Museum of Natural History discusses how museums can use massive specimen collections to help scientists.…

Focusing on themes including Black resilience, love and care, Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artist Na’ye Perez deconstructs his memory-laden artistic process and explains the work’s…

The type of building you live in affects how you and your loved ones should plan for and escape a fire. Knowing if you live in a fireproof or non-fireproof building can help save your life.…

Daily News' foodie reporter Jeanette Settembre recently sat down with Executive Chef Andy D'Amico of Upper West Side's French-Mediterranean bistro Nice Matin to discuss why stinky cheese…

In case you wondered why you were seeing superheroes on the subway, this past weekend was the 2015 New York Comic Convention. The biggest of its kind, the NYCC brings out thousands of…

During the Holocaust, Jacqueline Kimmelstiel had one lipstick. She was a teenager at the time, and the small bit of makeup made her feel beautiful. Now at 91, Jackie gets her hair done every…

It's not the weirdest pet I have heard of in the city, but a goat probably makes the top 10. Unfortunately for "Mike", the time has come for him to part ways with his beloved goat. I'm…