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===New_York===

* [[1960_New_York_air_disaster]] <nowiki>The 1960 '''New York air disaster''' was of one the worst [[airplane]] crashes in history, killing 127 air passengers and five more on the ground. It occurred on [[December 16]], [[1960]], when two planes collided over [[New York City]] in a driving snowstorm.\n\nWhile approaching New York Idlewild Airport in [[Queens]] (now [[John F. Kennedy International Airport]]), a [[United Airlines]] [[DC-8]] from [[Chicago]] collided with a [[TWA]] Super Constellation from [[Columbus]], Ohio. Afterwards </nowiki> 
* [[Across_a_Wire:_Live_in_New_York_City]] <nowiki>'''Across A Wire: Live In New York City''' is the third album published by [[Counting Crows]], on [[July 14]], [[1998]]. <br>\nIt's a double-[[live album]], listing songs from [[August and Everything After]] and [[Recovering The Satellites]].<br>\nThe first disc, recorded for [[VH1]]'s "Storytellers" TV show, is [[acoustic]] and intimate; it also contains a previously unreleased hidden track, Chelsea.<br>\nThe second disc, recorded for [[MTV]]'s "Live from the 10 Spot" show, is rocky and direct</nowiki> 
* [[Coney_Island-Stillwell_Avenue_(New_York_Subway)]] <nowiki>A subway station in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn serving as the last stop on the D, B, N, and M lines.</nowiki> 
* [[Fort_Slocum,_New_York]] <nowiki>'''Fort Slocum''' was a [[US Army]] [[Nike Ajax]] missile base located in [[New York]] on two islands in [[Long Island Sound]].\n\nThe missiles were stored in underground silos on [[Hart Island (New York)|Hart Island]] and the [[radar]] and control base was on [[Davids Island]].\n\n{{stub}}</nowiki> 
* [[Jefferson_Community_College_(New_York)]] <nowiki>'''Jefferson Community College''', a two-year college located in [[Watertown (city), New York | Watertown]], [[New York]]. It was chartered in 1961 and is one of the 30 community colleges with the [[SUNY]] system.\n{{SUNY}}\n{{stub}}</nowiki> 
* [[New_York_Life_Insurance_Building]] <nowiki>The '''New York Life Insurance Building''' is Canada's first skyscraper and is among one of the very first in the world. It mesures fifty meters and holds eleven storeys. It was finished in [[1888]] just three years after the first steel framed skyscraper for the [[New York Life Insurance Company]]. \n\n== Today ==\nToday it stands adjacent to the [[Aldred Building]] on Place d'Armes in Old Montreal ([[Vieux Montréal]]) and just recently finished a renovation. It never looked so great before...</nowiki> 
* [[New_York_gubernatorial_election,_2006]] <nowiki>The '''New York gubernatorial election of 2006''' will be a race for the [[Governor of New York]]. Whoever is elected will serve between [[2007]] and [[2011]] and will run for reelection or retire in [[2010]].\n\n==Candidates==\n\n===Democrats===\n\n====Announced====\n*[[Eliot Spitzer]], the State Attorney General\n\n====Potential====\n*[[Hillary Clinton]], a [[United States Senate|Senator]], former First Lady\n*[[Andrew Cuomo]], former [[United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development|</nowiki> 
* [[Orchard_Beach,_New_York]] <nowiki>'''Orchard Beach''' is a public [[beach]] in the [[Bronx]] district of [[New York]].\n\n{{stub}}</nowiki> 
* [[The_Pelhams,_New_York]] <nowiki>'''The Pelhams''' is a colloquial name for an area of towns of [[Westchester County]], [[New York]] and parts of [[The Bronx]] N.Y.\n\nThe reason locals call them the Pelhams is that they all once belonged to [[Thomas Pell]], to whom the Town of Pelham New York and Pelham Manor N.Y, Pellville N.Y., North Pelham , Pelham Gardens, Bartow-Pell Mansion and Pelham Bay, Bronx, N.Y. owes it's names. Thomas Pell bought the area and some islands from the Sinawoy Native American Indians. Bartow-Pell Mansi</nowiki> 
* [[The_Saint_in_New_York]] <nowiki>[[Leslie Charteris]]' first novel with an American setting was '''The Saint in New York''' (first released as paperback in 1935 by Hodder & Stoughton). It was this book which [[RKO]] Radio Pictures purchased and made the basis for their first Saint film. [[William Sistrom]] was the producer.\n\n[[Louis Hayward]], a romantic actor, was cast as Simon Templar, an actor not approved by Charteris.\n\nThe screenplay was by Charles Kaufman and Mortimer Offner. Ben Holmes, who had directed ''The Plot T</nowiki> 


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