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Amtrak riders not fazed after weekend crashes
It was commuting as usual at Penn Station.
Features•News•Video
Youth groups fight gang violence
About half of the shootings in NYC are gang related. Because the majority of gangs and street crews are made […]
Audio•Features
Breast milk for sale
If you’re going to buy milk, purchase it from a milk bank the FDA states, which New Yorkers will soon be able to due with the state’s first milk bank slated to open on Mother’s Day.
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Muslims voice concern over Trump’s success
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has proposed a policy that would temporarily, yet completely, ban Muslims from the United States should he be elected president.
Audio•Features•Multimedia
Where are all the black designers?
The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City has an African American student population of less than seven percent. […]
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Staten Island’s Cromwell Center may rise again
Neighborhood residents will finally have a chance to see the center, a staple of the neighborhood for decades, be rebuilt near their waterfront.
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Proposed Rezoning likely to bring changes to Staten Island
A key issue around the rezoning is the conflict between what residents see as a potential for gentrification and over-development.
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NYC designers like “Made in New York”
The “Made in New York” label is not just a marketing ploy.
Features
A Rebuilt Home for the Holidays
Three Christmases after Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc in New York, Staten Island couple Helena and John Mahon have something to […]
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A church becomes a safe haven for the homeless
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church transforms into a homeless shelter.