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NYC Murals Paint Enduring Pictures Of Remembrance, 20 Years After 9/11
“You feel that you’re giving back, and you’re giving something back to the family,” he said.
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How Towers Tragedy Reverberates In Staten Island, A Ferry Ride Away From Ground Zero
Some parts of the city felt that pain particularly acutely.
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Hochul Faces $5 Billion Choice As Tax Boost Arrives Amid Cuomo Unemployment Debt
“We have obfuscated the amount we spend and the lack of transparency is a significant problem in state finances.”
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Lessons From NYC's Children Of 9/11 Help The Kids Of COVID As School Resumes
“There’s this rush to go back to normal at this point, but what is normal?”
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Memories Of 9/11 From Inside New York City Public School Classrooms
In New York City, things were even more dramatic — the day’s horrific events were playing out nearby.
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Incoming Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin Owns Insider Stock In Firm That Arranges Sky-High Interest Loans
“Maybe he’s seen the light and become a more responsible person. I certainly hope so.”
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How Bullying And Spying On Muslims After 9/11 Spawned A Justice-Seeking Generation
“We cultivated these spaces after being targeted, surveilled. It’s a victory in our organizing in the last two decades.”
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Self-Harm Is Exploding In New York City Jails, Internal Numbers Show
“The department must ensure an orderly intake process that quickly provides appropriate housing and medical care for persons in custody."
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No NYC Subway Riders Got Fined For Defying Mask Mandate In August
“Never saw cops enforce masks and honestly, a lot of the cops on the train don’t wear one.”
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Ida-Deluged NYC Drainage System All But Forgotten In Climate Battle
“These lives could have been saved if we had investment that we sorely needed a long time ago.”
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Historic Deadly Rains Put Spotlight On City's Lack Of Preparation
“The signs were here all week for a significant rain event,” meteorologist James Tomasini told THE CITY.
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Mayor's Map Showed Most Of Ida's Victims Lived Where Rainfall Was Riskiest
Early notification could have saved lives on Wednesday, when 11 of the 13 people killed in the storm died inside flooded basements.
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City Senators Refuse To Commit To Commission's Redistricting Maps
Three city senators whose districts stand to shift told THE CITY they’re not ready to accept whatever lines the panel draws.
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All Young Students Will Get Literacy Screening This School Year. Then What?
The success of the screening will hinge on how well schools use the information and the quality of the interventions they’re able to offer.
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New York Extends Eviction Moratorium To Early 2022, Offering New Chance For Landlords To Push Back
Rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court nullifying federal and New York eviction moratoriums, just before the state law expired Tuesday.
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‘A Default Sewer System': Subway Flooding Is Bigger Than Just The MTA
“If the rain is coming down at 100 gallons a minute and the pumps are 50 gallons a minute, you’ve lost the battle.”
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When Climate Change Comes Knocking At Your Door, It's Best To Be Prepared
“Six inches of water can knock a person over. And one to two feet of moving water can carry a vehicle away.”
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NYC's ‘GetFood' Free Meal-Delivery Service To End This Fall
“No one is going to lose access to emergency food,” said Joshua Goodman, a spokesperson for the city’s Sanitation Department.
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Bed-Stuy Tenants Bemoan Deterioration And Vagrants In Complex Run By Ex-Met Mo Vaughn
“I’ve been in these buildings since 1976,” she added. “This is the worst I’ve seen.”
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More Than 1.6 Million New Yorkers Will Lose Unemployment Benefits By Labor Day
Anyone receiving any kind of unemployment benefits will drop back down to their normal payments from the state, which are a maximum $504.00
