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News
Activists chain themselves to the tree to save East River Park
The New York City Council wants to build flood control in the Lower East Side.
News
MTA works on improvements after Hurricane Ida flooding
Over 20 subway lines were suspended due to the flood left in Ida’s wake.
Features•Sports
Park Slope bar captures soccer frenzy
“A decade ago they wouldn’t even show these games on TV, no one would have been here."
Features
A dogs love can cure the blues
Early in the pandemic there was a waiting list to adopt dogs from shelters.
News
Local Haitian aid organization struggles with resources to help asylum seekers
Behind their community-facing smiles, processing the brutalization of Haitians already fleeing a country in distress weighs heavily on the leadership.
News
City youths join global climate strike protest.
They want clean energy, no funding for projects polluting the environment, t environmental justice education in public schools and environmental protection for 30 percent of the country’s land and sea.
Business•Features
Little Italy’s Feast of San Gennaro makes a comeback
Business owners hoped the feast would be the boost neighborhood businesses would need.
Features•News
Brownsville middle school manages learning in the city’s evolving Covid reality
Filling out a health pass is a prerequisite to entering the building.
News
Black Lives Matter rallies to “cancel” Carmine’s after arrest of three black women over vaccine mandates
Carmine’s released a statement denying the incident had anything to do with racism.
Features•Multimedia
Army veteran hawks carnival game at Feast of San Gennaro
“I'm a people person, especially when it comes down to the kids,” he said.