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The World’s Longest Pipe Is Broken; Modern Dance Pioneer Martha Graham Getting a Building Plaque

Posted On Tue, June 16, 2015 By Dana Schulz

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Posted On Tue, June 16, 2015 By Dana Schulz In Daily Link Fix

The 85-mile-long pipe of the Delaware Aqueduct, which supplies water to NYC, is losing 35 million gallons of water each day through cracks and holes in the concrete lining. [WNYC]
What 15 historic NYC scenes look like today. [Curbed]
Considered the Picasso of modern dance, Martha Graham is getting an historic plaque at her first studio in the Village. You can attend the unveiling for free on Thursday. [GVSHP]
In 1969, the New York Times asked, “Will Brooklyn Ever Be ‘In’?” [Mashable]

Images: Delaware Aqueduct pipe via Adi Talwar for City Limits (L); Martha Graham (R)

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