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Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
NYC Cafes and restaurants try and survive the pandemic
Not every business has been able to stay afloat.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
A typical afternoon at Shade Bar NYC
Due to COVID-19, the business has slowed down at Shade.
News
Brutal rape compels women to protest, demand rights
Most women who came out to show their strength in numbers and register dissent felt this was a pivotal point in the sexual politics space.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
West Village staple, Caffe Reggio, remains open for outdoor dining in the wake of coronavirus restrictions
The neighborhood staple enters a new era as it adapts to coronavirus restrictions and stretches into the street for out-door dining; a sign that the hustle and bustle of Greenwich Village life is far from over.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Fort Greene’s Dino adds outdoor dining to keep business flowing
Business has been steady since the reopening of the restaurant on June 22 and there have been no layoffs.
Features•News
Some Latinos feel the pressure of four more years of Trump
Even with the lack of popularity Trump has in the Latino community, there are still those who are supporting him.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
COVID-19 hampers Fashion Week for photographers
Photographers, hampered by safety orders, minimal programming, and travel restrictions to New York State, largely didn’t go.
Special Report: In Our Backyard
Crown Heights – Franklin Avenue
Episode 1. Crown Heights activists fight for sunlight, fear gentrification despite lack of affordable housing,
Special Report: In Our Backyard
Soho -Elizabeth Street Garden
Episode 2: Treasured green space vs affordable housing for seniors
Special Report: In Our Backyard
Sunset Park-Industry City
Episode 3: Developers believe the rezoning will bring new jobs, while residents fear those new opportunities will attract wealthier households and displace a part of Brooklyn many hold dear.