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Things To Do In NYC This Weekend (Besides Passover And Easter)Time Out New York editor Will Gleason stopped by CBSN New York to talk about events happening in and around New York City this weekend.
After First Round Sweep, Excitement For Islanders Playoff Run Reaching New HeightsThe last time New York enjoyed such success was the early 80's when the Islanders won four consecutive Stanley Cup titles – an almost unheard of feat.
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'Tea Is Everything' For Couple Behind Bed-Stuy Sanctuary Brooklyn Tea"We're not trying to make you quit coffee. We just want to make you drink more tea," co-owner Jamila McGill told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Chinese Food In NYC: Expert Spotlights What's Changing"New Yorkers are obsessed with Sichuan food," Eater New York editor Serena Dai told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Singer Kate Smith Silenced At Yankee StadiumAfter allegations of recording racist songs, famed singer Kate Smith will no longer be the voice of "God Bless America" at Yankee Stadium until the club has completed an investigation.
Elle Shares About The Couple Behind Brooklyn Tea On CBS2's 'The Dig'Elle McLogan, host of "The Dig," stops by the CBSN New York to talk about her latest adventure to Brooklyn.
Locust Valley Marine Brought Back HomeThe remains of a U.S. Marine killed in Afghanistan return home to Long Island today. Cpl. Robert Hendricks, 25, of Locust Valley, was among three Marines who died in a roadside bombing earlier this month. CBSN New York's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
Special LI Drum Corps Going To World ChampionshipsA special needs drum corps from Long Island has been invited to perform and compete and the world championships in Williamsport, Penn. CBSN New York's John Dias reports.
Way Of The Cross Procession Over Brooklyn BridgeHundreds of faithful began today with mass at St. James Cathedral Basilica in Brooklyn. They spent the morning preparing to walk the Way of the Cross, symbolizing Jesus' suffering as he to carried his cross to Mount Cavalry where he died.
Officer Shot In Manhattan Checks Out HospitalAn NYPD officer shot in Washington Heights gunfight on Thursday expected to be released from hospital. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
Qns Pharmacist Recovering After ShootingPolice say they're searching for the gunman who shot a pharmacist in the shoulder during a botched robbery yesterday in Queens. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
What Is Going On In NYC This Weekened?Time Out New York editor Will Gleason joins CBSN New York's Ali Bauman to discuss interesting events going on in our area this weekend: Easter at The Standard High Line, Earth Day Spring Fest at Arlo Blooms and Queens Night Market.
Suffolk County To Implement 311 SystemSuffolk County will become the first suburban county in the state to utilize a 311 system. Critics say its too costly, but the county executive says it actually saves money. CBSN New York's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
New York Weather: 4/18 Friday Afternoon ForecastJohn Elliott reports. Expect partial clearing tonight with the development of patchy fog. It will be milder, too, with temps only falling into the upper 50s.
Cardinal Dolan Unveils Notre Dame FundraiserTimothy Cardinal Dolan announced the launch of the "From St. Patrick's To Notre Dame" fund to help raise money for the reconstruction effort.
Community Mourns 7-Year-Old Boy Struck By VanA 7-year-old boy was struck and killed by a van
