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Tennis and Family: A Conversation with Florimond Le Goupil-Maier
New York City tennis coach, Florimond Le Goupil-Maier, has played the sport since he was a young child. He shares […]
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Iranian Americans in NYC Creating Community Outside of Protests
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NYC’s Childcare Desert
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Sober Curiosity: The Latest Wellness Fad or the start of a Cultural Shift?
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Is It Cool To Be Catholic in NYC?
There’s a burgeoning subculture of young adults living in New York City who are becoming Catholic. As reporter Fiona Murphy […]
Special Report: Wisconsin Election 2022
Closing the gap: Democratic shortcomings in the 2022 election
As the votes come in for the 2022 election, results show that Republicans didn’t have the red wave that they […]
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The fight to end cash bail In Philadelphia continues
Pavement Pieces · The fight to end cash bail In Philadelphia continues
Special Report: Philly Stories
Spike in Black opiate overdoses in Philadelphia show racial disparities
Fatal opiate addiction overdoses in Philly’s black community rose more than 50 percent.
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Illegal trash dumping plagues Philadelphia’s Black and brown neighborhoods
It is common for developers to buy up vacant lots for cheap, and then leave them to fill with trash.
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Mayor Adams’ homeless sweeps recall history of Tompkins Square Park
Many unhoused people in Tompkins Square Park prefer the street to the shelter.