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90 years after its closure, a former New York Times printing plant now provides space for a new generation of journalists.

Sometimes women clung to the horses as they made their 'suicide jumps' from platforms 40 feet high or more, with riders sometimes injured or even blinded.

The farther you go back in the history of baseball, the more problematic its statistics become. Until after World War II, significant data frequently is incomplete, if not missing entirely....

Next Aug. 28 will mark 65 years since the Cubs played their final game at Brooklyn. By 2025, they will have traveled to the West Coast to play the Dodgers for as many seasons, 68, as they did to...

By Dr. Moses Moore '77 M.Div.

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Alexander Liholiho shot one of his closest friends|!!| leaving physical and emotional wounds from which neither man would recover. |!!!|

On 6/6/2006, at 66 Hicks St., a new restaurant opened in Brooklyn Heights. Jack the Horse Tavern was its name. Tim Oltmans was its chef and owner, along with his wife and business partner Micki Schubert. Soon after opening, locals crowded the bar at happy hour and sipped cocktails called long bottom bramble and eggs orleans and the famous  grilled JtH burger on the menu. It was a place for first dates. It was where you took your parents visiting from out-of-town. It was for weeknight dinners...

The American Chemistry Council is waging an intense lobbying campaign against a bill currently moving through the state Legislature that would ban the use of

Until a video review overturned the umpire's call of safe, Tony Wolters appeared on Sunday to have become the first Cubs catcher to steal home in nearly 55 years. It would have been only the Cubs'...