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Try out the New York Lawn Bowling Club!

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Celebrate Women’s History Month and STEM in Education month by building Legos!

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The sustainability of Lego bricks, a weather update, and more are discussed in today’s Bwoglines!

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“When Columbia builds, the city cringes.” (New York) Why New York is a city of superheroes. (City Room) Legos will solve all the city’s problems. (NY Post) We will not be scammed! (NYDaily)

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Graphic artist Christoph Niemann posted these LEGO sculptures of New York artifacts and features, immediately recognizable to any City dweller. The pictures have attracted a lot of attention and give little credit to Madison Square Garden, which is represented by a tire. In other arcane urban news, the strange sweet smell that has visited Manhattan […]

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