Teacher At Center Of COVID-19 Scare Reveals City Flaws | Patch PM

Share-worthy stories from the New York City Patch network to talk about tonight.

Coronavirus: Brooklyn Teacher At Center Of Scare Reveals Gaps In NYC Response

Erin McCarthy, 44, teaches art to special education students at Public School 369 in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

Gang Of Men Stomps Woman In Second Violent Attack In Bk In A Week

In both attacks, the victims had their shoes taken.

Upper West Side Strand Bookstore Gets Ready For April Opening

The Strand's new Columbus Avenue outpost will open the beginning of April and already has events ready to go. Here's what you need to know.

Verizon Publicly Shamed As City's Worst Clogger Of Bus Lane

The interim chief of the city's transit authority publicly shamed the company after it got 106 citations in four months, the Post reported.

Luxury Park Slope Home Sales Immune To Coronavirus Fears

Nine Park Slope homes entered contracts worth more than $28 million combined last week, a report found.

Also Worth A Look Today

• SoHo Pop-Up Boutique Celebrates Women-Owned Businesses
• Luxury Park Slope Home Sales Immune To Coronavirus Fears

Across America

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