News (Page 63)
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Lyme Disease is spreading in NYC and the culprit may be climate change
For Enrico Bruzzese, Lyme has stolen his daughter Julia’s childhood.
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When AP For All only helps some
New York City’s “AP For All” plan to increase college access may be misguided.
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Living in the Shadow of Dreamers
When she learned she was undocumented and the negativity surrounding it, she started calling herself a Dreamer.
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Heating Woes for Public Housing Residents
New York City Housing Authority residents have not had steady heat all winter.
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Chinatown residents begin a hunger strike to fight for their homes
Two weeks ago, the Department of Housing and Preservation issued a vacate order for the 75 people living at 85 Bowery.
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In life after prison, a former convict finds peace
The shrinking of the city’s prison population has given rise to a different kind of population -- people trying to find their way back into society after spending time behind bars.
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Trump’s tariffs on solar energy may damage fast growing industry
President Donald Trump recently imposed tariffs on imported solar energy panels, causing prices to go up by 30 percent […]
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Pro-life and pro-choice protests escalates in New York City
Every first Saturday of a month, a group of pro-life protesters and church members of Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral head to Planned Parenthood on Mulberry St. to protest abortions. Now pro-choice activists are holding their own counter protests.
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Muslim women demand an end to violence aimed at them
Muslim women protested in front of City Hall today.
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New Yorkers say Woody Allen’s time may be up
Some New Yorkers have had enough of the legendary filmmaker and actor. Allegations of sexual abuse has plagued the latter part of his career.