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Special Report: The NYC Marathon Returns
A Spectating Paramedic in Park Slope
“Go New York, Go New York, Go New York, Go!” he shouted, cheering on the whole city.
Special Report: The NYC Marathon Returns
The last mile of the race
Lalime recalled the thrill of getting close to the finish line.
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10,000 hours of training
He wanted to find a job he could love and find purpose in. With boxing, he found that.
Special Report: Reporting Black America
Black New Yorkers Want Manhattan’s First Black District Attorney To Be ‘Tough’
Bragg, Manhattan’s first Black DA, is welcomed by many New Yorkers as being home-grown, and for confronting issues important to the community.
Special Report: Reporting Black America
The only woman of color in Nashua’s city council is reelected
Shoshanna Kelly wins a second term as Nashua, New Hampshire's Alderwoman at-large.
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Curtis Sliwa loses mayoral race after a rough day
Election workers blocked his cat from the polls, his ballot got stuck and even his fashion choice at the polls was questioned. The day ended with a double digit loss.
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After a double digit loss in the NYC mayor’s race, Sliwa concedes to Adams
After a contentious race for NYC mayor, Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa conceded to rival Eric Adams just 40 minutes after […]
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A cat, a jacket and a jammed ballot makes voting a headache for NYC Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa
“I’ll be going to polling locations all day until the final tally at nine, and I will hear stories from Democrats, Independents and Republicans that their name wasn’t in the book even though they voted in the presidential election"
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Inhumane conditions at Rikers Island lead to protests
Today protestors again rallied to close "Torture Island."
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The Village Halloween Parade returns
The annual Halloween parade is back.