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Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
The Spirit of Little Haiti
till grappling with rampant gentrification and the coronavirus, many shops have gone out of business, sidewalks are scarcely populated, and the Cultural Complex, the center of Little Haiti’s cultural happenings, remains closed until further notice.
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NY People: A Sewing Story
Amanda Seal loves to sew.
Features•News
Sale of Small Town Pond Reignites Affordable Housing Debate
The Bartons’ plans to sell the Noe Pond Club represents more than just the end of a historic family business founded in 1955.
Features
“Guerilla Flea Market” finds a home in Tompkins Square Park
The young activists were dealing in goods from their own closets, catering to fellow XR Youth NYC members and to visitors of Tompkins Square Park.
News
Michigan militia planned to kidnap governor
It is unclear whether or not the individual’s motive was in direct retaliation to Whitmer's executive orders concerning the pandemic but the story is still developing.
News
Pence debate response angers many in Jewish community
According to the Anti-Defamation League, antisemitic incidents in the United States have risen under Trump’s presidency, with a 12% increase from 2018 to 2019.
Politics
Biden’s back on the campaign trail after testing negative for COVID-19
Biden said that the president’s diagnosis showed the importance of taking the virus more seriously.
News
NYC officials tell voters not to worry about recent glitches
Absentee ballots just went out in the mail last week and the problems quickly began.
News
Voters sound off on Trump’s positive coronavirus test
One voter fears that the country will go into chaos if Trump dies.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Small business owners hope for future relief
As of September 23, about one-third of the city’s restaurants and more than one-half of its bars have closed.