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Activists Demand Billionaires Tax, March To Gov. Cuomo’s Manhattan Office
A group of demonstrators are demanding a tax on billionaires from Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
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Community Activists: Add Homelessness To The Growing List Of Things Spiking In New York City
Across Manhattan, many New Yorkers are noticing a spike in homelessness.
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Metropolitan Museum Of Art Sets August Reopening Date
A reopening date is set for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Doors will open beginning Saturday, Aug. 29.
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NYC Police Advocacy Groups Want To Paint ‘Blue Lives Matter’ Mural Near One Police Plaza
Blue Lives Matter NYC and Standing Up For NYC have asked to paint a “Blue Lives Matter” mural on Madison Street near One Police Plaza.
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Former USTA President Katrina Adams On 2020 US Open Without Fans: ‘You Cannot Duplicate The Atmosphere Of 23,000 Rowdy New York Fans’
The 2020 US Open, like all sporting events this year, will look quite different as fans will not be able to attend the tournament.
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Demanding An End To Gun Violence, Protesters March In Crown Heights
Residents in one Brooklyn community are saying enough is enough when it comes to the troubling increase in shootings.
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Governors Island, High Line Reopen This Week
A few popular New York City summer spots are about to reopen.
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Body Found In Plastic Bag On Roof Of Bronx McDonald’s
A body was found on the roof of a McDonald’s this morning in the Bronx.
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Gunmen Open Fire On Crowd Outside Crown Heights Apartment Building; 1 Dead, 5 Wounded
Six people were shot overnight in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and one victim has died of his injuries.
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Report: Casino Magnate Sheldon Adelson Is ‘Mystery Buyer’ In New York Mets Sale
There have been reports of a “mystery bidder” for the New York Mets circling around the sale process for the last few weeks.
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Group Of NYC Students Creates ‘Scholar Studio,’ Free Online Tutoring Course To Help Others Prepare For Upcoming School Year
With many unknowns regarding what the upcoming school year will look like, a group of high schoolers are making sure others feel ready.
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Times Square Vendors Struggling To Make Ends Meet Without Typical Summer Crowds
Summertime is usually prime time for businesses in Times Square, with tourists flooding one of the world’s most popular destinations.
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Large Event Spaces In NYC Fear For Their Future With No Reopening Date In Sight
With no date in sight for reopening, some event spaces in New York City are beginning to worry about their future
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Can You Get Reinfected With Coronavirus? Health Experts Don’t Have Data Yet To Support Theory
Coronavirus infections are rapidly increasing across the country, breaking records and putting a stop to business plans.
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Police: Reckless Driving May Have Been Factor In 2-Car Crash In Brooklyn That Killed 3, Including 11-Year-Old
An 11-year-old was among the three young people killed in a two-car crash inside Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn on Sunday.
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Sen. Schumer Working On Proposal That Would Give Schools $175 Billion To Help Reopen Safely
Sen. Chuck Schumer is pushing for more federal funding to ensure schools can reopen safely.
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1 Person Tased At Pro-Police Rally Interrupted By Black Lives Matter Protesters In Bay Ridge
There was a demonstration showing support for the NYPD on Sunday in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
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New York City Child Care Centers Reopen, But Some Parents Seem Reluctant To Return
Child care centers across New York City are back in business for the first time since being shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Parents In Shock After Archdiocese Of New York Announces Closure Of 20 Schools: ‘We Feel Like We’ve Been Undermined’
The Archdiocese of New York is closing 20 Catholic schools and merging three others.
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With Broadway Closed For Foreseeable Future, Young Actors Finding Creative Ways To Keep Money Coming In
The pandemic has shuttered Broadway through the end of the year, forcing thousands of young actors to find creative ways to make ends meet.