New York flash flooding: Torrential rain in Hudson Valley; State of Emergency in Orange County  WABC-TV

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Onna House Welcomes In the Wild, and Other News – SURFACE  Surface Magazine

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Body of unidentified man pulled from Harlem Meer Lake in NYC’s Central Park  New York Post

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In Berlin, Emerging Fashion Goes Big on Diversity, Politics and …  WWD

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Brothels, bartenders and film stars: Eve Arnold’s women – in pictures  The Guardian

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The Dempsey Hovland managed the House of David basketball team in the 1930s. Also created the New York Harlem Chicks basketball team the first all-female African-American basketball team in the USA, the female version of the Harlem Globetrotters. The segregated Harlem Chicks barnstormed North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington State, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Wyoming from 1958…

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In Berlin, Emerging Fashion Goes Big on Diversity, Politics and …  WWD

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Eve Arnold’s forgotten photographs of the 1950s Harlem fashion scene  Financial Times

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Missing Long Island man with autism found after assault in Manhattan  PIX11 New York News

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By Stephanie Woods-McKinney The 92NY Center for Culture & Arts, aka 92nd. Street Y has been a force in bringing storytellers, entertainment, educators, and thinkers to the Tri-State area since the 1800s.  It began in the home of Dr. Simeon Newton Leo. Dr. Simeon would gather German and Jewish professionals together to discuss the spiritual needs…

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