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dnainfo.com — That's twice what it would cost the city the keep its current waste transfer system, the report said.

dnainfo.com — HARLEM - It's water under the bridge. Adam Clayton Powell IV bickered with U.S. Rep Charles Rangel so much during the run-up to the 2010 Democratic Primary that Powell's fellow candidates begged him to ease off. The former assemblyman called Rangel "corrupt" and vowed to "take him out" as the congressman faced a trial for ethics violations.

dnainfo.com — UPPER WEST SIDE - Foodies gave their taste buds a workout Friday night, sampling treats from 35 Upper West Side restaurants at New Taste of the Upper West Side. The first night of the annual food festival drew more than 1,500 people to a packed a tent on Columbus Avenue and West 76th Street, where chefs served up mass quantities of menu items dubbed "Comfort Classics."

dnainfo.com — The Ziegfeld Theater has suspended movie screenings until June 1 while it hosts private functions.

dnainfo.com — Trader Joe's at Atlantic Avenue and Court Street refuses to install surveillance cameras despite thefts.

dnainfo.com — A man was found stabbed to death in the Drew-Hamilton Houses on West 143rd Street Wednesday.

dnainfo.com — Astoria will soon be home to a new brewery, SingleCut, the first in Queens since the 1950s.

dnainfo.com — HARLEM - Clyde Williams isn't afraid to use his experience working in Washington, D.C. for two sitting presidents in his quest to unseat 21-term Rep. Charles Rangel. Canvassing an apartment building in Harlem, he stepped into the home of a voter with a picture of Obama he created using Popsicle sticks on his wall.

dnainfo.com — The "This is Spinal Tap" actor was hit by a car at Broadway and West 86th Street on Tuesday afternoon.

dnainfo.com — CROWN HEIGHTS - A trip to the shoe store to buy new sneakers for school turned into a terrifying saga for a Brooklyn man and his 12-year-old son when they suddenly found themselves in the middle a standoff between an enraged customer and a security worker.

dnainfo.com — CASTLE HILL - On the surface, Annette Olmo seems as bright and sugary as the pastry company that she runs from her Castle Hill home. The pink ad pamphlets she hands out for The Love U Bake show off a cake she decorated with rainbow-colored butterflies.

dnainfo.com — The suspects allegedly bumped into victims and took their wallets at the Rego Center Mall.

dnainfo.com — Two young female goats are moving to Governors Island for the summer.

dnainfo.com — WEST CHELSEA - It's already dominated the worlds of technology, publishing and advertising, and now Google is taking on a new role - university campus. The tech giant announced Monday that its West Chelsea headquarters will serve as the temporary home of the new Cornell-Technion applied science graduate school, while the university's multi-million dollar campus is being built on Roosevelt Island.

dnainfo.com — GREENWICH VILLAGE - The senior center on the north end of Washington Square Park kicked off an all-elders art show Friday and drew the attention of one of the neighborhood's most famous residents: Sarah Jessica Parker.

dnainfo.com — MANHATTAN CRIMINAL COURT - A Christian ministry student who was arrested on his first-ever visit to the Big Apple after a cop found a one-inch blade in his pocket during a stop-and-frisk was sentenced to two days of community service and a fine Monday.

dnainfo.com — The Hester Street Fair will open a new night market at Sixth Avenue between 29th and 30th streets.

dnainfo.com — LOWER MANHATTAN - Despite Port Authority opposition, Mayor Michael Bloomberg thinks the iconic 9/11 sphere should remain in Battery Park, he said Monday.

dnainfo.com — NEW YORK CITY - The hunt for rent-stabilized apartments is not for the faint of heart - but there are deals for those willing to search for them, researchers and advocates said.

dnainfo.com — The Horticultural Society of New York is teaching Harlem kids how to garden.

dnainfo.com — The Taxi and Limousine Commission will hold a hearing on the proposal May 31, 2012.

dnainfo.com — LOWER MANHATTAN - Despite Port Authority opposition, Mayor Michael Bloomberg thinks the iconic 9/11 sphere should remain in Battery Park, he said Monday.

dnainfo.com — A new exhibit at the New York Historical Society showcases the city's beer brewing history.

dnainfo.com — MANHATTAN - The blinking lane closure signs, torn-up sidewalks and missing crosswalks that have turned Houston Street into an obstacle course for the past seven years aren't going anywhere soon, DNAinfo New York has learned.

dnainfo.com — Telepan and several other Upper West Side restaurants will offer tastings at this benefit for Wellness in the Schools.

dnainfo.com — WASHINGTON HEIGHTS - The streets were buzzing Sunday as New Yorkers who are registered to vote in the Dominican Republic cast their ballots for who will be their homeland's next president. It's not just the tight presidential race, which is essentially between two rivals that have taken turns in the presidential office since 1996, that's heating up the Heights.

dnainfo.com — A swarm engulfed a family's Volvo at a garage Sunday until rescuers could contain the giant mass of bees.