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Pepper Spray Attacks Hit Subway, School | NYC Top Stories
$500K For LGBTQ+ Union Jobs | Queens Lawmaker Faces Violent Threats | Ethics Probe Targets Maloney
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77-Year-Old Pepper-Sprayed On Train Near Union Square, Delays: NYPD
After a 77-year-old was pepper sprayed on a train Friday morning, straphangers can expect delays on N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, 6, D, F, and M trains.
11 Hit With Pepper Spray In Bayside High School, FDNY Says
The incident occurred just one hour after a 77-year-old man was pepper sprayed in a major city subway hub, officials said.
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City Launches $500K Plan To Get LGBTQ+ Workers Unions Jobs
Crystal Hudson's office announced a new $500k initiative called Pride at Work to help recruit more LGBTQ+ New Yorkers into union positions.
Astoria Councilmember Cabán Faces Violent Threats Amid Media Onslaught
A conservative media campaign targeting two socialist Astoria lawmakers has resulted in death threats, according to city officials.
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Carolyn Maloney Under Investigation By House Ethics Committee
Maloney, the longtime East Side lawmaker who lost re-election this summer, is facing an unspecified ethics probe.
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