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Immune compromised city teachers face uncertainty as pandemic rages on
“I want to be there for my students, I want to be there for me, for my family, for my colleagues. But it is not safe.”
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Broadway reopens after 18 months of silence
People are slowly returning to its seats as the industry cautiously opens its doors back to the public.
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Hospital Demolition Plans Worry Queer and Nude Beachgoers
The queer community and the nude community at The People’s Beach–with much overlap between them–have initiated petitions to #saveriisbeach.
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Protesters rally against Rikers solitary confinement as conditions in the jail plunge
“People are still dying within the walls of Rikers Island,
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Some college athletes struggle under their masks
NYU’s basketball season was canceled last year and this year they are required to wear masks at all times while participating in any activity in the Palladium, their campus training facility.
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Activists vow to save East River Park
The first of the 1,000 trees are scheduled to be cut down on Monday which will destroy the downtown sanctuary feeling of the park, protestors said.
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Vigil Honors Black Lives Killed by Police
Volunteers alternated reading the names out loud for the public to hear.
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Green-Wood Cemetery Commemorates 20th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks
“I didn't expect it to be this moving"
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East River Park Action Prepares to Save the Park They Love
The group hoped to draw a thousand people to represent the roughly one thousand trees that can be found in the 57.5 acre public park.
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Twenty years later 9/11 firefighters struggles with his health
Minogue said it was like a scene from a movie, with so much ash falling that it was almost black.