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Uncovering a New, Though 100-Year-Old, Oasis in Queens

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By Jane Margolies Verified, Winnie Au
| The New York Times Verified
When Kate Orff and Oded Horodniceanu first saw the rambling Tudor-style house in the Queens community of Forest Hills Gardens it was over a century old and had a hole in the clay-tile roof. The elderly widow selling the place had worried about break-ins and had boarded up some of the leaded-glass doors. Some windows bowed so much the glass had separated from the metalwork so air wafted in and out. The house sits on a third of an acre, much of which is at the back of the house.
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The End of Craft: Inside Tom Colicchio’s Final Service as a Working Chef

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By Ted Genoways Verified, Winnie Au
| Yahoo Life Verified
This story was published in partnership with the Food & Environment Reporting Network, an independent, nonprofit news organization. Tom Colicchio climbed the gray staircase from the basement kitchen and made his way toward New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani's table. Colicchio is compact and lean, and he moves with purpose.
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A Private Club Plans a Grand Debut on the ‘People’s Beach’

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By Alyson Krueger Verified, Winnie Au
| The New York Times Verified
In the 1930s the Jacob Riis Bathhouse in the Rockaways was the place for New Yorkers to spend the day at the beach. The massive Art Deco venue, located between Neponsit and Fort Tilden in the Robert Moses-designed Jacob Riis Park, accommodated over 8,000 beachgoers at one time. There was a cafeteria on the first floor, a restaurant on a terrace, a solarium on the roof and an orchestra and dance space.
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