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'Central Park Karen' Loses Lawsuit | NYC Top Stories
NYC To House Asylum Seekers In Tents | Park Slope Panthers Are Officially Extinct | Unemployment Rises
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'Central Park Karen' Amy Cooper Loses Lawsuit Against Ex-Employer
A judge dismissed Amy Cooper's claims of discrimination for being fired after accosting a Black birdwatcher in Central Park two years ago.
NYC Will House Incoming Asylum Seekers In Massive Tents, Mayor Says
The city released images of rows of cots inside a large tent as examples of what its emergency response and relief centers will like.
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Park Slope Panthers Are Officially Extinct
The "founder" of the group wants to find simpler solutions to help the community.
Unemployment Rises As Job Hunters Flood NYC, Study Finds
A sharp uptick in New York City's unemployment saw the rate rise to 6.6 percent last month, Labor department data show.
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Anticipated West Village Restaurant Opening In 1880s Townhouse
Carriage House is expected open in mid-October in a secret, but not so secret location in the West Village. Here's what to know.
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