This Westport bakery mills its own flour
Lauren Scala goes inside Westport’s Kneads Bakery, which mills its flour in-house. Chef and owner Daniel Moreno tells Lauren all about their bread and menu items.
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The second day of testimony focused on a tabloid “catch and kill” scheme and a gag order. Former National Enquirer Publisher David Pecker explained what he said were coordinated plans to buy and bury damaging stories about Trump. Meanwhile, the judge did not rule on penalties requested by the prosecution for what they claim were violati... -
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Police in NJ town warn about key fob car thefts: How to protect yourself
Police are issuing a warning for drivers in New Jersey: make sure key fobs are secure. There has been a spike in car thefts in the town of Rahway, police said, in which suspects swipe the fob then take off with the vehicle. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Search for buried chemicals expands at Long Island ballparks that were former Grumman site
After digging up a bunch of barrels filled with chemicals and buried decades ago at a Long Island park, new developments have led to crews learning they’re looking for even more. NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.
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Tense protests continue at NYU and Columbia, as demonstrators call for end to Israel-Hamas war
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators at two New York City campuses showed no signs of relenting Tuesday, even after more than a hundred arrests at NYU. A plywood wall was built to block Gould Plaza, as demonstrators moved to nearby Washington Square Park. At Columbia, where classes will be remote until the end of the semester for safety, students continue... -
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Jennifer Tilly on ‘Chucky' Season 3 & ‘Family Guy' milestone
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‘Farmhouse Fixer' & new music with Jonathan Knight
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Check out the new pizza shop at a Midtown subway stop
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More than 100 arrests at NYU pro-Palestinian protest as tensions flare on local college campuses
Romney Smith reports on more than 100 arrests at NYU pro-Palestinian protest.
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Get a permanent or made to fade tattoo on the Lower East Side
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Going green at Barcade in Williamsburg
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Teens clean up community in Westchester for Earth Day
Teens in Mt. Vernon, Westchester are celebrating Earth Day one garbage bag at a time as they clean up their community. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Evidence arises that ACS took children's survivor benefits
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