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Dozens Of City Churches Hold Final Services In Public School Buildings

More than 50 churches around the city held their final services inside public school buildings on Sunday, as the Bloomberg administration plans to start enforcing a court decision banning churches from using schools for religious worship.

Dozens Of City Churches Hold Final Services In Public School Buildings

Updated 5:32 PM

Archbishop Dolan Travels To Rome To Become A Cardinal

New York Archbishop and Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan is in Rome, where he will spend the week before being elevated to cardinal at the Vatican on Saturday. | NY1 has a crew in Rome and will have extensive coverage all week long.

Archbishop Dolan Travels To Rome To Become A Cardinal

Updated 5:31 PM

S.I. Teen Could Face More Charges In Connection With Baby's Murder

A Staten Island teenager could face upgraded charges now that the death of his live-in girlfriend's baby has been ruled a homicide.

S.I. Teen Could Face More Charges In Connection With Baby's Murder

Updated 5:28 PM

Volunteers Give S.I. National Guard Members Homemade Valentines

Members of the United War Veterans Council donated food, clothing and gave handwritten cards to dozens of Army National Guard members at the Staten Island Armory on Saturday in celebration of Valentine's Day.

Volunteers Give S.I. National Guard Members Homemade Valentines

3:44 PM

Light Snowfall Brings Wet Conditions, Little Accumulation

Department of Sanitation workers were prepared for up to three inches of snow Saturday, but there was little accumulation as flurries fell.

Light Snowfall Brings Wet Conditions, Little Accumulation

Updated 02/11/2012 04:52 PM

Staten Island Residents Offer Thoughts On Willowbrook Park Flooding

Staten Island residents who lived in an area that was underwater last August are weighing in about the Parks Department's plan to prevent the pond at Willowbrook Park from flooding.

Staten Island Residents Offer Thoughts On Willowbrook Park Flooding

02/11/2012 11:29 AM

NYC Opera Sounds Opening Notes Of 2012 Season

Arts

Weeks after a labor lockout threatened its future, the New York City Opera began its 2012 season Sunday with a performance of "La Traviata" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

NYC Opera Sounds Opening Notes Of 2012 Season

Shuttered School Building To Be Reborn As Affordable East Harlem Housing

Real Estate

A long-abandoned school building in East Harlem is getting a massive makeover and will offer in a couple of years affordable housing, artists' workspaces and spaces for community organizations.

Shuttered School Building To Be Reborn As Affordable East Harlem Housing

Philly Flower Show Transports Viewers To The Hawaiian Islands

Travel

The annual Flower Show in Philadelphia makes a Hawaiian getaway just a hop, skip and a jump away from New York City.

Philly Flower Show Transports Viewers To The Hawaiian Islands

Zagat: Booker And Dax Makes Cocktails Go High-Tech

Zagat

Zagat Editor Kelly Dobkin filed this report on Booker and Dax, a restaurant bar in the East Village that is cooking up cocktails in high-tech ways.

Zagat: Booker And Dax Makes Cocktails Go High-Tech

In The Papers 2/12/12

NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.

In The Papers 2/12/12

Weekend Feature: Registered Dietician Shares Healthy Heart Tips

Registered dietician Samantha Heller recommends some heart-healthy foods you might not be eating.

Weekend Feature: Registered Dietician Shares Healthy Heart Tips