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Subway Maps for Tourists; The Last Four Phone Booths in the City

Posted On Thu, February 11, 2016 By Dana Schulz

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Posted On Thu, February 11, 2016 By Dana Schulz In Daily Link Fix

Five people have been charged with second-degree manslaughter related to the Second Avenue explosion last year. [EV Grieve]
A Clinton Hill shop offers $300 “bespoke perfume consultations.” [DNAinfo]
The new windows have been revealed at Aby Rosen’s 190 Bowery. [Bowery Boogie]
These maps explain the subway for tourists and transplants. [Gothamist]
In the 1880s partiers had their own version of Cards Against Humanity. [Atlas Obscura]
There’s only four walk-in phone booths left in the city, and they’re located on West End Avenue. [NYT]
A Bronx activist shares her love for the borough. [Welcome2TheBronx]

Images: Map via Milo Beckman (L); Phone booth via NYC Scout/Flickr (R)

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