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Over $9K Raised To Help Slain NYC Uber Driver's Family
Ganiou Gandonou left behind a widow and young son when he was fatally stabbed in The Bronx last weekend.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
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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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Mayor Should Take Control Of NYC's Subways, Council Speaker Says
A new city-run entity called "Big Apple Transit" should be in charge of the subways and buses, not the MTA, Corey Johnson argues.
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1 In 7 American Billionaires Lives In NYC
The billionaire population has shrunk but the world's super-rich still love the Big Apple, Forbes's newest ranking shows.
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This NYC Neighborhood Is One Of The Nation's Richest, Report Says
It's among several Manhattan neighborhoods on Bloomberg's ranking of the richest U.S. ZIP codes.
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Murders Spiked 50 Percent In NYC Last Month, Police Say
Half of February's murders happened in Brooklyn, say NYPD brass, who have a plan to combat the increase.
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De Blasio Takes Heat For Giving NYC Kids Slush Day
The mayor said giving kids a day off Monday was the right call, even though the sun was out and roads were passable.
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Cuomo Might Run For President If Joe Biden Doesn't: Report
"Call me back," the third-term governor reportedly said when asked what he'd do if Joe Biden doesn't run for president.
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Cops Seek 'Person Of Interest' In NYC Uber Driver's Killing
Ganiou Gandonou was stabbed to death in The Bronx on Saturday, police say. A drivers group is offering a reward for information in the case.
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What Does $1M Buy In NYC? Not As Much As It Used To
Million-dollar homes in some neighborhoods are way smaller than they were in the early 2000s, a new report shows.
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Cuomo Tries To Win Amazon Back After Nasty Breakup
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has reportedly tried to convince Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to set up shop in New York City after all.
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NYC Weather: Another Inch Of Snow Looms Over The Weekend
The Friday morning flakes are just the beginning.
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Upper West Side Fire Leaves 8 Injured: FDNY
A dog was reportedly killed in the blaze on West 76th Street.
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Citi Bike Rolling Out More Electric Bikes, With An Extra Cost
Upgrading to an e-bike will cost an extra $2, nearly doubling the cost of a single ride.
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Delrawn Small's Death Probed By NYPD Oversight Board
The off-duty cop who killed Delrawn Small was acquitted of murder. But now the Civilian Complaint Review Board is investigating the case.
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Among NYC Students, 1 In 8 Is Homeless Before 5th Grade: Study
More than 10,000 kids who started kindergarten in 2012 were homeless at some point before their fifth grade year, an NYU study found.
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Beginning Of The End Almost Here For NYC's MetroCard
The MTA says it will start testing a new tap-to-pay system with a new name in May.
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Smoke Cleared From Port Authority Terminal After Fire: Officials
The minor fire was put out and did not affect bus operations, the Port Authority said.
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NYC Weather: More Snow Coming After Slippery Morning Commute
More than half an inch of snow could fall starting early Friday morning.
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Stuck NJ Transit Train Delays Service Into Penn Station
The Penn Station-bound train lost power in a tunnel under the Hudson River, an NJ Transit spokeswoman said.
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New Lead Inspections Will Cost NYCHA $88M
The housing authority has picked seven companies to do inspections in about 135,000 apartments under an $88 million contract.
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