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More than half century has elapsed, but from the outside at least, the chocolate factory still looks pretty much like it did 100 years ago. Inside, though, the former factory facade now has a different heart: a residential one.

Former Chocolate Factory Houses Now Upscale Lofts

College students celebrating the last days of school in the sun, but older residents are not fond of these dormitory-like parties.

Stuyvesant Town Showdown

Mohid Kumar, originally from Bangladesh, manages a pizza-by-the-slice shop in Midtown, Manhattan. (Patricia Rey Mallén)

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Iconic New York Food With an Ethnic Twist

Robert Camacho stands outside Maria Hernandez Park in Bushwick.

The Holdouts: Staying Put in Bushwick

Habiba Ali and Pamela Downing in the tea room at the Hotel Wales.

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The Holdouts: Urban Residents Cling to Old Ways

Hans Modeste, a street vendor in Harlem, said that new residents don't care about how different Harlem is now. "They will never know the Harlem that I know."

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Swank vs. Street Smart in Harlem

Basketball City still needs a paint job before opening. When the hoops come down, the facility could change the way basketball is played in the Lower East Side.

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Basketball City Warms Up to Change the Game

Eva Wieczorek, the owner of the hair salon in Greenpoint, Brooklyn bearing her name, serves her customer for 40 years. "It's a big honor to have customers like that. I must have done something good". Photo by Natalia V. Osipova

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Greenpoint Businesses Adjust to Younger Crowd

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The Holdouts: NYU’s Plans to Grow Worry Village Residents

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Mohid Kumar, originally from Bangladesh, manages a pizza-by-the-slice shop in Midtown, Manhattan. (Patricia Rey Mallén)

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Iconic New York Food With an Ethnic Twist

Hans Modeste, a street vendor in Harlem, said that new residents don't care about how different Harlem is now. "They will never know the Harlem that I know."

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Swank vs. Street Smart in Harlem