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Bed Bugs Still Love NYC, Just Not As Much As They Used To
The Big Apple has fallen from the No. 4 spot on Orkin's list of the most-infested U.S. cities.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
- New York City, NY
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Noah Manskar covers all things New York City for Patch, writing citywide stories about crime, politics, the subways and much else. He came to Patch from Blank Slate Media, where he covered community news and local politics in Nassau County, Long Island. He has won six awards from the New York Press Association and the Press Club of Long Island, including a first-place honor for a story about allegations of sexual abuse against the former president of a prestigious Catholic high school.
Noah grew up in Nashville, Tennessee and graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in 2015. He lives in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, with his partner, Claire, and their cat, Martha Washington.
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NYCHA To Upgrade Heating Systems After Tenants Left In Cold
The move comes after City Comptroller Scott Stringer launched a new audit of heating in public housing.
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Bronx Fire Victims Honored At Funerals
A Monday funeral for a Jamaican family follows Sunday's service honoring the fire's youngest victim.
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JFK Airport Delays Continue After Weekend Of Chaos
Nearly 20 flights out of New York City's flagship airport are delayed an average of 31 minutes.
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NYC Subway Delays: Hellish Commute As 15 Lines Snarled
Straphangers reported waiting as long as 40 minutes for trains to arrive or start moving again.
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NYC Weather Forecast: Deep Freeze To End With Snow
The city will start thawing out on Tuesday.
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4 Albany Proposals That Could Have A Big Impact On NYC
With the state Legislature starting its 2018 session, here's a look at some plans that could mean the most for New York City
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6,500 NYCHA Apartments Lose Heat As Snowstorm Lashes NYC
Heat went out in apartments across the city.
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State Of Emergency Declared For NYC As Blizzard Hits Hard
The storm is expected to hamstring the evening commute.
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NYC Weather Forecast: As Blizzard Hits, City Says Stay Home
The "bomb cyclone" storm will pummel New York City with snow and wind all day Thursday.
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Cities Must Attack Homelessness To Get State Aid, Cuomo Says
The governor plans to tie social services funding to municipalities' plans to get homeless people off the streets.
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New York Will Sue Over GOP Tax Law, Governor Says
"We believe it is illegal and we will challenge it in court as unconstitutional," Andrew Cuomo said.
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Corey Johnson Elected City Council Speaker
The Greenwich Village councilman will lead the city's legislative body for the next four years.
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Alternate-Side Parking Suspended Ahead Of 'Bomb Cyclone' Storm
Parking meter rules will still be in effect on Thursday and Friday.
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Manhattan Apartment Prices Hit New Low Amid Tax Worries: Report
The borough ended 2017 with the lowest average sale price — $1.92 million — since 2015.
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NYC Weather Forecast: 'Bomb Cyclone' To Bring Snow, Deeper Freeze
New York City will be under a winter storm warning from early Thursday morning to early Friday morning.
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Council To Officially Pick New Speaker, Weeks After Winner Named
Corey Johnson reportedly locked up the post last month — but he's still got opponents.
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Homeless Outreach Gets Boost As Cold Strikes NYC
Cops and social workers will canvass Midtown seven days a week to help homeless people get into shelters.
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City To Install Bollards After Terror Attack, Pedestrian Deaths
Officials plan to put 1,500 metal posts at high-traffic locations — including the bike path where a suspected terrorist killed eight people.
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How To Get Rid Of Your Christmas Tree In NYC
Here's what to do if you're tired of the pine needles all over your floor.
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