We’ve long told you New York’s barbecue scene is on and cookin’. Nowadays, it is relatively easy to find pit masters within our concrete jungle, grilling it up with the best of them.

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The company received a $154 million contract to provide “emergency fire watch services” to the New York City Housing Authority. The firm was once owned by the deputy mayor for public safety.

The European settlement of what would become New York was led by the Dutch, settling along the Hudson River in 1624. They established the colony of New Amsterdam on the island of Manhattan.