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Savage Beating Of 15-Year-Old Girl For Shoes | Prof Tests Positive For Coronavirus | Gun Found In Jail

Flu sickened 2,700 people in NYC during the most recent week monitored by the state's health department.
Flu sickened 2,700 people in NYC during the most recent week monitored by the state's health department. (iStock / Getty Images Plus)

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While NYC Worried About COVID-19, 2,700 Caught Flu In Past Week

The flu killed three children in NYC in February, Governor Andrew Cuomo said.

NYC Professor Tests Positive For Coronavirus, School Says

Rabbi Reuven Fink, who teaches at Yeshiva University in Washington Heights where a student was diagnosed this week, also has coronavirus.

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Video: Teen Girl Surrounded, Attacked On Crown Heights Street

A crowd beat, kicked and stomped a 15-year-old girl before stealing her shoes on a Crown Heights street corner on Thursday, police said.

Hidden Gun Found In Manhattan Jail

Investigators found the weapon in the jail where Jeffrey Epstein died.

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Lone FDNY Survivor Of Historic 23rd Street Fire Dies, Dept. Say

The Greenwich Village captain was the only firefighter to survive a 1966 fire that was the worst loss of NYC firefighters aside from 9/11.

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