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New York Belgians Waffle

Thomas Degeest's Wafels & Dinges truck might just be the perfect metaphor for Belgium. Painted in the country's colors -- red, yellow and black -- the truck sells Belgian waffles at several Manhattan locations. It looks patriotic. It flies a Belgian flag out its back window.But then there's that name."Every time we get Belgians [ordering] Read More

Bronx One of Two Majority Hispanic Counties Outside of West, South

The Bronx was one of only two U.S. counties in 2007 outside of the West and the South with a majority Hispanic population, according to new census estimates culled from counties with at least 10,000 residents each.

Of the 46 majority Hispanic counties nationwide, only the Bronx and Sweard, Kan., were outside of Florida, California, Texas, Read More

New York Only Non-Sun Belt City Amid Nation’s Fastest-Growing

New York was the only city outside of the southern United States to make the Census Bureau's annual estimate of the nation's top 10 fastest-growing cities. New York ranked sixth amid a top 10 speckled with familiar Sun Belt names like Phoenix, Atlanta and (somewhat surprisingly) New Orleans.

New York also continued to be the nation's Read More

Flyover Country or Bust

We all know one—that friend or relative who split New York City recently for the common cascade of reasons: high home prices, high rents, high living costs, high noise, high stress, high, high, high.

And when these people exit our five boroughs, they really exit: City Comptroller Bill Thompson’s office analyzed the Census Bureau’s recent Read More


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