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Cabinet crush alert: Scavolini Soho Gallery brings the iconic Italian brand’s kitchens, living, closet, and bath collections to life with 3D design, on-site measurements, appliance and countertop sourcing and purchasing, full construction documents, delivery and installation, plus project managemen…
Need a little magic: Whether you're wrangling a kids' birthday or trying to add sparkle to a grown-up gathering, Bonkerz Entertainment brings Magical Matt's 25+ years of family-friendly illusions, close-up wizardry, and zany laughs to Staten Island.
For your next study: Trinity Book Service curates Bibles (ESV, KJV, NASB, NKJV), Puritan Paperbacks, Banner of Truth staples, and commentaries from Pillar to Welwyn, plus Trinity Pulpit Press.
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Jody Scaravella, a former MTA worker, opened Enoteca Maria in 2007 with the simple idea of hiring real Italian grandmothers to cook their food.
Full story at hypefresh.com ↗
New York City Tourism + Conventions, the official destination marketing organization and convention and visitors bureau for the five boroughs of New York City, has announced the start of ticket sales for NYC Broadway Week Fall 2026.
Full story at broadwayworld.com ↗
Amtrak has expanded its'most scenic fall train ride' into a 5-day foliage getaway, the Adirondack Fall Foliage Rail Experience.
Full story at secretnyc.co ↗
A Staten Island industrial outdoor storage site has sold for $167 million, more than doubling its owner's initial purchase price.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
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