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Graffiti Free 45th Cleans Castle Hill

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Graffiti Free 45th Cleans Castle Hill

By Robert Wirsing

FDNY find marijuana ‘Grow House’ responding to fire

FDNY find marijuana ‘Grow House’ responding to fire

By Robert Christie

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Pena & Kahm Law Firm Helps Castle Hill YMCA Opens New Teen Center

By Robert Christie

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Officals Investigating Death of Fourth-Month Old at Lil Stars Daycare Center

By Robert Christie

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Community Not Happy With New Castle Hill Avenue Road Diet

By Robert Christie

Castle Hill shines bright

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Castle Hill shines bright

By Patrick Rocchio

Lehman zoned student turned away

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Lehman zoned student turned away

By Patrick Rocchio

Rail-y hectic times on No. 6 line as Castle Hill, Middletown stations close for fixups|Rail-y hectic times on No. 6 line as Castle Hill, Middletown stations close for fixups

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Rail-y hectic times on No. 6 line as Castle Hill, Middletown stations close for fixups

By David Cruz

Klein, Crespo bills fight obesity

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Klein, Crespo bills fight obesity

by Patrick Rocchio

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By Patrick Rocchio

Collection bins plague sidewalks

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Collection bins plague sidewalks

By Patrick Rocchio

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Ortiz family brings early Christmas to Castle Hill children

By Kirsten Sanchez

Diaz Jr. unilaterally removes CB9 members

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Diaz Jr. unilaterally removes CB9 members

By David Cruz

Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club center in Castle Hill likely to close: officials

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Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club center in Castle Hill likely to close: officials

By David Cruz

St. Raymond’s Academy holds international festival

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St. Raymond’s Academy holds international festival

By Kirsten Sanchez

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The culminating piece of the exhibit is a 14th century German statue borrowed from the Cleveland Museum of Art, depicting Jesus and John the Baptist in the style of a married couple. The plaque describes how medieval viewers would have seen their relationship as a form of marriage “with Jesus in the role of the groom” and one that “stretched gender roles and sexual identities.”

The Met’s Cloisters Museum offers a delightedly queer-inclusive analysis of sexuality in the Middle Ages