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United States Census 2010
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Reducing Our Carbon Footprint
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Improvements to ADA Complaint Form
Complainants can now upload videos and photos to illustrate ADA violations.
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New Yorkers Name Bow Bridge “The Most Romantic Spot In Central Park,” and Share Stories of Love in the City’s Most Historic Green Space
Named for its resemblance to a violinist’s bow, Bow Bridge’s dreamy setting over the sprawling Lake has inspired many a lovers’ stroll, and countless proposals.
Brooklyn’s McCarren Park Named January’s Park of the Month
The nearly 36-acre park is a gathering place for the community, with space for kickball, soccer, bocce, handball, basketball, football and tennis, along with…
Parks Community Celebrates Black History with Art Exhibition
"The Power of Play: Celebrating Black History Month” is an exhibition of more than 30 artworks including paintings, quilts, photographs, and textiles.
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