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Entrepreneurship: Want to Sell Handmade Soap? Join the Crowd

Entrepreneurship: Want to Sell Handmade Soap? Join the Crowd With its low barrier to entry and recession-proof status, soap-making has become an attractive commercial endeavor — and many have taken notice. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

Something Rotten in East Egg? After Historic House Burns, Locals Wonder

Something Rotten in East Egg? After Historic House Burns, Locals Wonder The Revolutionary War-era Baxter House, now a charred ruin, was in disrepair and caught in a tug of war between preservationists, local officials and the owner. {$excerpt:n} Source: New…

New York Philharmonic Announces New Season as It Faces Upheaval

New York Philharmonic Announces New Season as It Faces Upheaval The orchestra is dealing with unexpected tumult in its management at a time when it is working toward rebuilding its Lincoln Center home. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

A New York Battle to Thwart Flora and Fauna That Belong Elsewhere

A New York Battle to Thwart Flora and Fauna That Belong Elsewhere New York State, a major hub of international and interstate commerce, is an epicenter for invasive species, and is spending millions to fight back. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York…

Critical Shopper: The Inevitability of Supreme

Critical Shopper: The Inevitability of Supreme Three Lower East Side stores (Only NY, Labor and Good Company) may be launchpads for a new post-Supreme, post-cool cool. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

4 Theatre Veterans on the Art of Adaptation

4 Theatre Veterans on the Art of Adaptation What draws Rachel Chavkin, Dave Malloy, Michael John LaChiusa, and Daryl Waters to tackle impossible stage adaptations? {$excerpt:n} Source: Playbill