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Infante said he’s seen incidents where calm students were driven to panic by gruff treatment from school safety agents at his school.
Hochul, 62, will inherit a state still struggling to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic as the number of new cases creeps higher.
“Six inches of water can knock a person over. And one to two feet of moving water can carry a vehicle away.”
The details of Thursday’s jobs report revealed weakness in key sectors of the city’s economy.
Because board members are not employed by the government, the vaccine and testing mandates covering city workers do not apply.
“It’s been hell for me and a lot of other restaurateurs. Not being able to open up, not being able to give service.”
“Think about how you could offer an Afghan a job, how you could donate some furniture, donate some clothes, just be there to support them."
Democratic Socialist and first-time political candidate Kristin Richardson Jordan has clinched her win over incumbent Bill Perkins.
Many are inclined toward a simpler solution.
The dual crisis is likely to be dumped on the incoming governor, Kathy Hochul, when she takes office Aug. 24.
Sarah Allen gave a small sigh of relief when an air purifier arrived last winter in her first grade classroom.
“I feel like it’s more work to hurt us than it is to help the small businesses,” he said.
“Get a FREE COVID-19 test and keep your loved ones safe,” Mayor Bill de Blasio tweeted in August 2020.
They were trying to head off the kind of the problems that hurt relief efforts after the 2010 quake that killed up to 300,000 people.
The building operates at 203% of its intended capacity, according to education department data.
The money would help jumpstart big-ticket capital projects such as the next phase of the Second Avenue Subway and more.
In Brooklyn, the number of Asian residents counted by the Census swelled to nearly 420,000, a nearly 43% increase from 2010.
There were at least 350 more lifeguards from 2016 to 2019, Parks Department records show.
Population growth comes with hefty payouts — including more federal funding and greater Congressional representation.
An American Public Health Association report concluded that Advance Peace led to a nearly 45% decline in gun crime in Richmond.
