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Armed Cops Swarm NYPD Chief's Funeral + Obscure Uptown Race Draws Big Spending | E-Scooters Expand In Bronx | Candidate's Signs Destroyed
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Video: Woman Passes Out, Falls Onto Subway Tracks Before NYPD Rescue
A woman who suffered a "medical episode" in a Brooklyn subway station was rescued by NYPD officers on a patrol, police said.
Towed Cars, Assault Guns: NYPD Chief Funeral Disrupts Park Slope
Police, some armed with assault guns, cordoned off streets and towed cars in Brooklyn for a funeral, prompting outrage over the NYPD budget.
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Why Is An Obscure UES Race Drawing Thousands From Big-Name Spenders?
A typically sleepy Yorkville election has been rocked by mysterious contributions from wealthy donors — and by a top state party leader.
Bird, Lime, Veo E-Scooters Will Double Footprint In NYC Pilot: DOT
An e-scooter share pilot in The Bronx is expanding into its next phase, with 6, 000 scooters and a move further south, officials said.
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Upper Manhattan Candidate Has Campaign Signs Destroyed
"Someone was sending a message, " Assembly candidate Nayma Silver Matos told Patch about her destroyed campaign sign.
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