The New York Nobody Knows
You learn a lot about a city when you try to walk every block
You learn a lot about a city when you try to walk every block
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Wordnik Word of the Day: torve - The word 'torve' comes from Middle English 'torven, torvien', from Old English 'torfian' ("to throw, cast missiles, shoot, stone"), from Proto-Germanic '*turbōjanan, *turbianan' (“to turn, twist”), from Proto-Indo-European '*derbh-' (“to tie together, weave”). It is related to Old English 'tearflian' ("to turn, roll, wallow"), Alemannic German 'zirbeln' ("to swirl, whirl, roll").
See the full entry for this word at http://wordnik.com/word-of-the-day/2017/5/6
Trains are running mostly on time this morning.
⚠ Delays or service changes on the 1/2/3, 4/5/6, and A/C/E ⚠
Find scheduled weekend changes on the MTA's Weekender.
Not many problems on bridges and tunnels this morning.
⚠ Delays at the Hugh L. Carey, Marine Parkway, Queens Midtown, and Robert F. Kennedy ⚠
View full details at the MTA's Bridge and Tunnel page.
Trains on the LIRR are running smoothly this morning.
⚠ Delays or service changes on the Babylon lines. ⚠
View full details at the MTA's LIRR page.
Roosevelt Island Bridge - Opened: 1955 Length: 2,877ft
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