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NYC Primary: “Feeling the Bern” at Washington Square Park
The Sanders campaign estimated 27,000 New Yorkers attended the rally.
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Rainy skies cancels opening day at Yankee Stadium
Opening day at Yankee Stadium is rained out
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Impending sentencing for Liang brings hope for justice
NYPD officer Peter Liang fatally shot East New York resident Akai Gurley in an the unlit stairwell.
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Up and Down weather is a drag for New Yorkers
Cold rain and frigid temperatures just a few days after a balmy 70 degrees in New York City
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Designer aims for success beyond NYC
Julie Lamb arranges a supply order with one of stone sources in NYC’s diamond district. Photo by Eugene Y. Santos […]
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New Yorkers voice opinions on possible soda tax
Soda tax proposals are spreading.
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New Report Says Low-Income Communities of Color Are Not Prepared for Climate Change
Low-income waterfront communities, particularly those of color such as The South Bronx, Red Hook, and the Brooklyn Navy Yards, are […]
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Amtrak riders not fazed after weekend crashes
It was commuting as usual at Penn Station.
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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 […]
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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.