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MANHATTAN STEAM PIPE EXPLOSION
By Sandra Escallon
On Thursday July 19th, at 6:39 am, there was a steam line rupture close to the iconic Flatiron in Manhattan. There was a lot of smoke but nobody got injured.
“Everything is now under investigation if your question might be what caused this, I’m going to tell you upfront we do not have that answer. That is a matter for investigation as soon as we have results of that investigation, of course we will share them. We do not have that answer now it’s just a few hours into this incident”, says the mayor Di Blasio during his update about the situation.
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Celebrate Mexican Independence Day in Las Vegas with World-Renowned Entertainers
Every September, the “Entertainment Capital of the World” invites visitors from around the world to celebrate Mexican Independence Day with a lineup of exciting events and entertainment. Throughout Las Vegas, revelers can enjoy performances by unforgettable headliners, championship boxing and hilarious comedians during the 2018 El Grito festivities.
Preview New NYC Taíno Exhibition July 24
The Indigenous peoples of the Spanish-speaking Caribbean are not extinct and they never were. “Todavía estamos aquí (we are still here)”: this is the powerful message of the modern Taíno movement and the foundation of “Taíno: Native Heritage and Identity in the Caribbean,” a new exhibition presented by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian and the Smithsonian Latino Center. It opens Saturday, July 28, at the museum’s George Gustav Heye Center in New York.
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