New York Times

• Stretch: Downward Dog Hits the Dance Floor
• Film Series Covers a Century of the Lower East Side
• Character Study: James Crockman, the Human Antenna of the Breaking News Network
• At Mary Kennedy’s Funeral, Mourners Remember Her Generosity
• Christine Quinn, New York City Council Speaker, Marries Longtime Partner
• Rangers Fan Flight Makes Trip From La Guardia to Newark
• Blind Chinese Dissident Leaves on Flight for U.S.
• The Pest Parade, and How to Stop It
• For Arab Lesbians, a Place to Dance Freely
• Sunday Routine | Dennis M. Walcott: Dennis Walcott, Schools Chancellor, Runs, Cooks and Cleans on Sundays

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• Lottery Numbers for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
• Memories of Donna Summer From Her Disco Days
• Arts | Westchester: ‘The Westchester Biennial 2012’ Showcases New and Diverse Art
• Arts | New Jersey: ‘Canutopia’ Exhibition, by Ming Fay, at the Grounds for Sculpture
• Arts | Long Island: ‘The Persistence of Pollock’ Is at the Pollock-Krasner House
• Amanda Burden, Planning Commissioner, Is Remaking New York City
• Big City: The Neighborhood Drinking Problem
• Living In | Downtown Brooklyn: Downtown Brooklyn/Living In — To the Heights and the Slope, Add ‘Downtown’
• The Hunt: The Hunt | A Home Base for a Touring Musician
• Long Island Dining | Hicksville: A Review of Choopan Grill, in Hicksville
• Rockland County Dining | Nyack: A Review of the Hudson House, in Nyack, N.Y.
• Connecticut Dining | Old Saybrook: A Review of Nancy’s Rosemary and Sage Restaurant, in Old Saybrook
• Arts | Connecticut: A Review of ‘My Name Is Asher Lev,’ in New Haven
• Bookshelf: Books on Rejected New Yorker Covers, and the Guilt of Aaron Burr
• Neighborhood Joint | Midtown: The Drama Book Shop Caters to Actors, and Nurtures Them
• #trendingnyc: Cardinal Timothy Dolan Embraces 140 Characters
• N.Y./REGION: Up All Night, Scanning for Breaking News
• Neighborhood Joint | The Drama Book Shop
• A Last Trim in Chelsea
• City Room: Big Ticket | Sold for $52.5 Million
• SchoolBook: City, Unions Agree that Hiring Can Begin for 24 Schools
• City Room: Hawk Cam 2012: A New View
• City Room: East Village Center Gets 15,000 Buzzing Tenants
• City Room | Spring Time: Spring Time: Insect Discoveries, Delightful and Disturbing
• SchoolBook: New Pro-Union Group Jumps Into Mayoral Race
• City Room: Q. and A. With Gary Braness: How Do I Deal With Pests?
• City Room: Metropolitan Diary: One Bench, Two Memories, in Central Park
• ArtsBeat: Don't Stop the Press! 'Newsies' Run Is Now Open-Ended
• ArtsBeat: Theater Talkback: Against Ovation Inflation
• City Room: Metropolitan Diary: Bus Driver's Wife Helps a Rider
• City Room: Kids Draw the News | Manhole Mystery
• City Room: Metropolitan Diary: Reviving the Barter System
• The Scoop: A New York City App

New York Post

• Wife of Jets CB Cromartie fakes suicide attempt to get his attention
• Scorned Q69 bus rider torments driver with fliers after he declined her advances
• Mark Zuckerberg changes status to 'married,' after wedding longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan
• LT's Super Bowl ring sells for $230,000
• The $1 million parking space
• UFT boss Mulgrew caught having sex with guidance counselor, scandal quashed: suit
• City Council Speaker Christine Quinn weds longtime partner Kim Catullo
• Precious Ruby’s back
• Chest another day in NYC
• MTV yanks ‘virgin’ reality TV

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• Anti-Semitic filth sale in Midtown
• RFK Jr. rejects blame during eulogy at wife Mary Richardson Kennedy’s funeral
• Rangel threat to ‘ally’
• Brooklyn DA reveals new details on nearly 100 Orthodox sex abuse cases
• 3 girls’ Bx. fire ordeal
• ‘Jersey’ store ban
• It’s a crying shame
• Jokin’ Jagger stones pols on SNL
• B’klyn love story in the mailbox
• Mayor is Mitt or miss
• Cop cleared of rape weighs suit
• NYPD Daily Blotter
• Thou shalt not text

New York Daily News

• Abdel Baset al-Megrahi is dead in Libya: brother
• Northern Italy hit with 6.0-magnitude earthquake; at least 4 dead
• Celebrating the life of 'Mr. Oreo'
• Dharun Ravi could get 10 years in prison for hate crimes against Tyler Clementi
• Emotional farewell at Mary Richardson Kennedy funeral
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg marries Priscilla Chan
• City Council Speaker Christine Quinn weds longtime partner Kim Catullo
• Jenna Talackova, first transgender contestant to compete in Miss Universe Canada pageant, loses
• Blind Chinese activist arrives in the U.S.
• Tropical Storm Alberto kicks off hurricane season early

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•  3 nabbed in terror plot at Chicago summit 
• Climber dies after falling 1,100 feet on Alaska's Mt. McKinley
• Marilyn Monroe's 'Happy Birthday' to President  John F. Kennedy turns 50 
• NAACP endorses same-sex marriage as civil right 
• Rescue crews free man stuck overnight in Iowa cave
• Man killed on quiet Qns. block 
• Canadian man blows up ex-girlfriend’s home after six-hour standoff with police 
• Trio planned to attack Obama’s HQ, prosecutors say 
• Mom banned from Facebook for photos of dying baby
• 74-year-old grandmother shoots teen grandson
• Teen suspended for wearing skirt to school: report 
• 'Rocky' producer to make Rebekah Brooks film
• SpaceX scraps launch to International Space Station
• Neighbors of Florida mom who killed her 4 kids turned the children away when they tried to get help 
• Mike Bloomberg and Ray Kelly keeping city safe

Newsday

• I'll Have Another heads to NY for Belmont Stakes
• Son: Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing is dead
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg marries sweetheart
• Smithtown's longtime chief, 81, still fiery
• Detained protesters accused of Chicago terror plot
• LIRR plans $203M in main line improvements
• Firm picked for sewer deal has critics, fans
• Family's plea to boaters: Wear life jackets
• Vets' unclaimed remains get final honors
• Man pleads not guilty to stalking Mila Kunis

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• Obama: G-8 leaders put focus on eurozone crisis
• Bomb kills 1 student, wounds 7 in Italy
• Chinese activist arrives in U.S.

NY 1

• Firefighter's Widow Reportedly Reaches $10M Deutsche Bank Fire Settlement
• Thousands Of New Yorkers Take Part In Annual AIDS Walk
• Rangers Take 2-1 Series Lead With Game 3 Win
• City Council Speaker Quinn Celebrates Her High-Profile Same-Sex Marriage
• In The Papers 5/20/12
• Convicted Lockerbie Bomber Dies
• May 20th In NYC History
• U.S. Attorney's Office: Pilot Tried To Take Gun On Flight To NYC
• NY1 At 20 : 1994 Report Looks Back At Jackie Onassis's Death
• In The Papers 5/19/12

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• Brooklyn Folk Festival To Take Place This Weekend
• Sotheby's To Auction Notable Latin American Artwork
• Report: Mystery Buyer Shells Out $90M For Manhattan Penthouse
• Parenting: Musician Sedaka Discusses "Dinosaur Pet"

Huffington Post New York

• Anthony Bourdain Admits That He Would Eat A Human, Offers Instructions For Cooking Unicorn
• Can You Spot A Trick?
• Rangers Shut Out Devils Again
• 8 Home Projects To Tackle This Weekend
• Mourners Gather For Mary Kennedy Funeral
• Michal Shapiro: Sufi Pop Rocks the Asia Society (VIDEO)
• Regina Weinreich: Not the Usual Four-Letter Word: Cock at the Duke Theater
• PHOTO: New York Post's Scathing Attack On Facebook
• This Shut Down Part Of Bedford Avenue For An Hour
• Wedding Of The Year

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• Pilot Busted For Carrying Loaded Gun On Plane
• Tebow Tries To Halt 'My Jesus' Shirts
• Cesar Millan: Should Microchipping Dogs Be Mandatory?
• Chuck Gomez: Why I'm Walking To Fight AIDS: The Battle Is Far From Over
• Big Bank Escapes Allegations Of Defrauding Customers During Crisis

Village Voice

• "Gary Jones" Wants Your Nudes

Gothamist

• Lockerbie Bomber, Predicted To Die In 2009, Is Supposedly Dead Now
• Video: Finally, "Lazy Sunday 2!" SNL Revisits Breakout Digital Short
• Lundqvist the Difference As Rangers Go Up on Devils
• Extra, Extra: Community Faces The Darkest Timeline Without Dan Harmon
• Brooklyn Teen Sues City After Breaking Knee On School Basketball Court
• Video: The Carrie Diaries Is So Vintage, There's Graffiti-Covered Subway Cars B-Roll
• Six Tips If You're Going To Great GoogaMooga Tomorrow
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• Blind Chinese Dissident Will Land In The U.S. Tonight
• No Snow Days Means School Kids Get Extra Long Last Weekend

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• NY Times Film Critic To Great GoogaMooga: "Get Off My Lawn!"
• Bedford Bomb Scare Tipster Told Cops, "It's Probably Some Stupid Street Art"
• Fight Over Mary Kennedy's Body Between RFK Jr. And Her Family
• Rare Photos Of Marilyn Monroe Singing "Happy Birthday" To JFK, 50 Years Ago Today
• This Weekend's Ukrainian Festival Means Yet Another Food Fest Is Coming Your Way
• NY Post Weighs In On Facebook IPO: Investors Are "ZUCKERS"
• Great GoogaMooga Open: Beer Lines Long, Toilet Paper Running Low
• Ad-Rock Spotted In Union Square For MCA Day!
• Christine Quinn Is Getting Married Today!
• Here's NSFW Video Of Woman Taking Naked Stroll Through Lumber Store
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• Photos: Crazy Spy Artifacts From CIA-Endorsed Spy Exhibit In Times Square
• More Than A Third Of 2011 NYC Murders Took Place In Brooklyn (And Other Interesting Stats)
• Weekend Of Gluttony Continues With Ninth Avenue International Food Festival
• Bus Driver Claims Boss Licked Her Face, But Continues To Work
• What The Great GoogaMooga Looks Like Before Crowds
• Cops Find 125 Lbs Of Marijuana in "Homer's All-Purpose Bucket" Of Weed
• Home Owners: Beware Of People Wearing Scrubs, Claiming They Are Home Health Aides
• Extra, Extra: The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Slapped A Reporter
• NYC Shut Down Hardware Store That Sold Spray Paint To Minors
• Bedbug Forces Rally, Striking Carroll Gardens School And Possibly NYC Criminal Courts
• Video: Darth Vader Haggles With Cop Over Parking Ticket
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• NJ Teacher Who Facebooked Anti-Gay Views Wants To Retire On Disability Pension
• Video: Bill Murray Is Cuddly FDR In Hyde Park On The Hudson Trailer
• DOE Would Like To Save Millions, Buyout Underused Teachers
• Video: Sherlock Holmes Will Ride Subway With Lady Watson
• 60K Expected At Sold-Out Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Rally Against Internet's Evils Sunday
• Girls Is Seeking "Hipsters" For 2nd Season
• Your Summer 2012 Top 10 Blockbuster Movie Guide!
• Video: Why We'd Shove An Old Lady Into A Bike Lane To Eat An Artisanal Shaved Ice At A Festival In Brooklyn Where Food Is The New Music
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• NSFW: East Village Topless Woman Says She Gets "Support" From Onlookers