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In fact, more tasty blue crabs are caught and sold than any other Hudson River species.
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A safety zone was established around all visiting Navy and foreign ships as they transited to their berths at Manhattan's piers on the Hudson River.
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Her team discovered material in the New Jersey and Hudson River cores dated to 2,300 ago, and believe it to be meteoritic in nature.
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The church is at the corner of Remsen and Henry streets, and the impressive bronze doors in the phoyo were salvaged from the French liner Normandie, after it caught fire and capsized at a Hudson River pier in the West 40s while being converted into a troopship.
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The cream of that consignment was the collection of Hudson River school landscapes and genre paintings owned by the late Luman Reed.
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Earlier, across the Hudson River, the Giants rode in floats and many players carried video cameras to record the moment.
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Thereafter the narrative unfolds in a series of galleries tracing the major phases, themes and figures of American art: the Revolution, the Hudson River School, Western art, Homer and Eakins, and the like, concluding with the early 20th-century Ashcan School of urban realists.
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Farther west is the Hudson River, creating the illusion that ocean liners occasionally sail down the street.
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His favorite painters are the Tonalists, landscape painters whose work was once well known but is now eclipsed by the Hudson River painters, the Impressionists, and others.
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A city of northeast New Jersey on the Hudson River adjoining Jersey City. Its varied manufactures include embroidery and perfumes. Population, 58, 012.
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I have seen him on a ferry boat on the Hudson River joke with the Italian bootblacks in the Neapolitan dialect and with complete success.
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Farther west is the Hudson River, creating the illusion that ocean liners occasionally sail down the street.
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Like many easterners who have never been west of the Hudson River, the trio does not realize that November 25 in Hawaii is November 26 in Japan.
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Why it was sent over the Hudson River bridge onto the single track main line I don't know.
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Like most contemporary Hudson River steamboats, the Albany was designed to transport passengers and light freight.
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Jim pointed out that many ships plied the waters 50 years ago, including the SS District of Columbia, which made overnight trips to Norfolk, and an ex-Hudson River sidewheeler named the SS Bear Mountain.
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Two ecoregions make up most of the Hudson River Basin.
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In the past two years, half a dozen high-end cabarets opened in renovated warehouses amid car repair shops in a long decrepit industrial area on the West Side of Manhattan, from Chelsea to Midtown near the Hudson River.
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This was Hamilton Grange's second move; in 1889, a developer offered it free for the taking, and the nearby church, after razing the house's portico and piazzas, rolled it two blocks down from the top of Harlem Heights, where it overlooked both Long Island Sound and the Hudson River, and shoehorned it in endwise to serve as a rectory.
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Chesley "sully" Sullenberger to ditch the plane in the Hudson River in a miracle landing.
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The most recent films chosen were "Study of a River," an experimental 1996 film about the Hudson River, and "Malcolm X," Spike Lee's 1992 biography of the civil rights leader.
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In fact, one day we were jogging along the path on the Hudson River when suddenly - wham!
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When he was a boy, he had gone crabbing with his father on the Hudson River.
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She liked to spend weekends at her farm up the Hudson River in Duchess County where she would clear brush and hand-feed wild chickadees.
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At the opposite end of the colligate scale, only a few doors away, is Harlem's answer to a happening high-priced $100-per-person dining experience, the Hudson River Café, where you may dine upstairs or down, inside or out.
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Birds flock, literally and figuratively, to these 40 acres of old forest and gentle pasture overlooking the mighty Hudson River.
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(AP) - 1 of the pilots from the US Airways "splashdown" flight in the Hudson River in New York will attend an Experimental Aircraft Association's banquet next month.
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Specifically designed to serve as a Hudson River dayboat, the Albany was completed in late March 1827 and put into service in early April.
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For years, kayakers and canoeists along the Hudson River near the old industrial town of Newburgh, 60 miles north of New York City, wondered about the oily stuff that occasionally coated their oars.
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As a result, the United States Environmental Protection Agency declared the entire length of the Hudson River downstream from these plants to be a Superfund Site.
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It's funny, because so many spawning stripers come out of the Hudson River and migrate north and south, there is a good chance the striper you caught in scenic Montauk or South Jersey spent some serious time in the Big Apple.
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At 10.29 am, when the second tower collapsed, bells chimed and fog-horns of boats on the nearby Hudson River sounded.
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Nonetheless, as we trekked Croton Point Park on Sunday, some divers in the Hudson River caught our eye.
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Only the hippest and most wonderful new park in New York City, built along the old abandoned elevated freight rail line that runs near the Hudson River from the meatpacking district all the way up to 34th st and 11th Avenue.
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November 2nd, 2009 Virgin tycoon SIR RICHARD BRANSON has deserted his efforts to sinecure a heroic commander of a miraculous Hudson River craft pile-up for his intergalactic spaceship mission.
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New York City fireboat John D. McKean was among the first to arrive at the seawall just south of North Cove where the World Financial Center meets the Hudson River.
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Among the workboats shuttling passengers that morning before pumping Hudson River water to firefighters on land was fireboat John J. Harvey.
Jessica DuLong: The Untold Story of Ground Zero Evacuations by Boat
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For instance, a regional plan to ease Westchester traffic, particularly near communities along the Hudson River, is nowhere near being shovel-ready in time to receive federal dollars, he said.
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Hudson River tributaries are tidal up to the first natural barrier or dam and these tidal tributary mouths have high biological diversity.
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On Saturday, May 9, 2009 (raindate: Sunday, May 10), Earth Celebrations, in partnership with Manhattan Youth Downtown Community Center, launches its new Hudson River Pageant: to restore the Hudson River and address climate change in New York City. 2009, is also the 400th Anniversary of Henry Hudson's and Samuel de Champlain's, exploratory voyage in 1609, which will be featured as part of the pageant's celebration of the Hudson River's history.
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Therefore, the Hudson River population of Necturus is not unique among the aquatic herpetofauna.
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Farther west is the Hudson River, creating the illusion that ocean liners occasionally sail down the street.
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A mature Atlantic tomcod collected from the Hudson River.
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American painter and leader of the Hudson River School . His works include Heart of the Andes ( 1859 ).
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The Albany Herald cheerfully punned that the geese were running "afowl," and back when Canada geese first started being vilified by New Yorkers (when they put Flight 1549 in the Hudson River), the New York Post quoted a "wildlife biologist" as suggesting that gassing didn't go far enough:
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The complex also boasted a dock on the Hudson River.
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Through lawsuits and protests, toxic landfills and dumps near the Hudson River were closed.
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Permalink: Windows 7 Beta Drivers for Microsoft Hardware See all of FM Tech New York hails pilot who landed jetliner on river - NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York feted its latest hero, the pilot who landed a distressed US Airways jetliner on the Hudson River, saving all 155 on board in what experts called a masterful job under life-or-death pressure.
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The late afternoon sun shimmers on the Hudson River, creating a blinding surface of fluid silver that coats the dull green.
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A safety zone was established around all visiting Navy and foreign ships as they transited to their berths at the piers on the Hudson River.
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In the case of the redoutable Captain Sullenberger of Hudson River fame, he actually took the controls away from his copilot after the bird strike rather than abandoning the controls and, in his description of the incident, let the passengers do the praying since he was too busy with the technical demands of ditching an airliner in a river after losing all power at low altitude and low speed.
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The Hudson River swamped westside parkways, where motorists whose cars were bobbing in the floodwaters had to be rescued by police officers on rafts.
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By the time I'm on the third or fourth interval, I'm huffing and puffing down along the Hudson River, wondering how the hell it was possible I actually ran a marathon some five months ago.
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In his day job, Smith was part of the crew that helped tow US Airways flight 1549 along the Hudson River to Battery Park City in January 2009, after pilot Chesley Sullenberger safely landed the plane in the water and ferryboat operators hauled off all 155 people on board.
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The ground excavated for the foundations was shoved into the Hudson river and used to create Battery Park, a green space facing Staten Island that was yesterday swamped beneath the shattered towers.
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He soon found work as a "pot walloper," or dishwasher, at a restaurant on the Hudson River piers in New York.
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He died of heart failure on Easter, April 11, 1955, and was interred in the cemetery of the Jesuit novitiate on the Hudson River, north of New York City.
