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What a Reopened New York Would Mean for Common People
In response to the easing of the coronavirus pandemic in the area and raising vaccination rates, New York will begin...
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Here Is What Americans Missed Most About Going to Restaurants Besides Food
For the first time since March, New York City dining rooms will be allowed to fill every seat on Wednesday....
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What You Can Expect From a Restarted New York
Today sees a return to normalcy after more than a year of the pandemic. Does it, or does it not?As...
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Here Are Something’s to Do This Weekend
Music, Movement and Mirth There is no such thing as being too short for Carnegie Hall. This venerable institution is...
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Here Is What You Need to Know About a Former Drug Dealer’s Effort for New York’s Renewal
In his early 30s, John Gargano worked as a waiter at Union Square Cafe, where he served families hosting graduation...
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There Are New Problems for the Mayor Accused of Fraud: Drug Charges for Her Husband
The mayor of Rochester, New York's husband, was arrested on Wednesday after police said they found drugs and weapons in...
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Covid-19 Took Away 900,00 Jobs in New York City. Here’s How Many Have Come Back
Businesses of all kinds are reopening and recruiting back employees, many of whom were laid off more than a year...
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Everything You Need to Know About New York City’s First Memorial for Covid-19 Victims
When Raymond Copeland, 46, a trash hauler from Queens, developed a cough after a rainy day on his garbage route...
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Here Is How Public Is Memorializing a Year of Loss in New York
On Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn, an arrangement of handmade signs, letters, and flowers near the gates of the Green-Wood Cemetery....
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People Know That Pot Is Legal, Consequently It Is Also Short in Supply
The race to grow legal marijuana is on in New York and New Jersey.On the grounds of a defunct state...
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