Shaye Weaver is an editor for Time Out New York, specializing in local news and events in New York City. With a focus on cultural happenings, food, and travel, Shaye provides readers with in-depth coverage and recommendations for the best experiences in the city.
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Shaye Weaver's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and promotional deals in New York City. She often covers topics related to house & home as well as entertainment news. If you have information about upcoming events or promotions in New York City, particularly those related to landmarks, attractions, or holidays, Shaye would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Shaye Weaver
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By: Shaye Weaver
The Hudson River Park pier will undergo some pretty major changes that could mean a big loss for this new community.
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The U.S. Open has landed in New York, with official matches kicking off this past Monday. There are plenty of reasons to attend the Grand Slam tournament this year, from watching the finest in tennis duke it out to the sheer fact it's all going down only a train ride away from the city. Another reason? Getting a taste of the Honey Deuce.
By: Shaye Weaver
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They’re being installed across the city to prevent pushes and slips.
By: Rossilynne Skena Culgan, Shaye Weaver
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