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“It’s amazing to see the park alive,” White Fernandes said. “It’s great that so many people have come out to support this.”

Within 100 days, working with non-profit and private providers and services in the city, we will have facilities that are safe, warm and secure that offer an option for every person living on the streets. They will have access to showers, other services, a place to store valuables and a place to sleep in peace.

I sat next to Sam Troy and his father, Robert. Sam is a 16-year-old sophomore at Northwest Area High School. He and two of his friends — Ashton Strish and Joseph May, both juniors at Northwest.

Screen printing remains the most widely known and widely used form of decorating custom apparel, but DTG is fast becoming a contender. So, does screen printing still hold the championship belt, or is it time for the newcomer to take the title? Let’s find out.

Christopher Slusser, the authority’s new solicitor, said he will review the last agreement to see if it is still valid and coordinate dates for both sides to meet.

WASHINGTON — Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III was supposed to provide clear answers to two questions: Did Donald Trump collude with Russia in his 2016 presidential campaign? And as president did he try to […]

So Hyde is definitely the guy to pair up with during the imminent zombie apocalypse, right? "Maybe," he laughs. "I might want to take out a couple of you so I can eat! But, no, really, if there was actually to be a postapocalyptic, disaster-type scenario, the Buzz Mill would be the place to go and people to hang out with because of the resources and education and experiences we provide."

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Austin Littenberg’s pair of blown glass passerines showe me how detailed glass art can be. Through carving and added color, the Arizona artist gave his small glass perching birds yellow and blue feathers.

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Why bother with color? Vera Wang put out a dramatic study in black and a wee bit of white at her late morning show at the Skylight at Moynihan Station. With a lineup that read Victoriana-meets-modern, the designer sliced off shoulders on jackets and offered mega-elongated sleeves in the sultry mix. L-o-n-g skirts, many super sheer, unfortunately made it difficult for models to navigate the runway but, oh, how they billowed as they trailed the models. "It almost looked like the way jellyfish move," said Teyana Taylor, who’s burning up the screen in Kanye West’s newest video, "Fade." And if you’re going to embellish, why go small? Giant gumball-sized black and white pearls dappled several looks, these, too, sometimes causing issues for the models as they rolled on the runway. "I felt like I was channeling Coco Chanel with all the black and white and pearls," said Wang backstage. The audience was star-studded and included Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles, "The Color Purple" Tony Award winner, Cynthia Erivo, who liked the fact that the collection was, "just on the edge of risqué," and Chloe Sevigny. And despite a few runway malfunctions, it was gorgeous. "I just loved it," said Taylor. "I’m planning my wedding now and I want Vera to make my wedding dress." (Anne Bratskeir)

Professor Michael “Bodhi” Rogers and his students used metallic paint on 3D-printed plastic badges to replicate the original “Tommy badge.”