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Expanded Flood Evacuation Zones Now Cover 600K More New Yorkers
The new flood evacuation zones now cover 37 percent of New Yorkers.
The new flood evacuation zones now cover 37 percent of New Yorkers.
The chain will open two more locations soon, in the Financial District and Washington Heights.
Tourists are writing their names on the span's beams and stone towers to memorialize their experience.
The outdoor market, a summertime staple at the Seaport, will only be open on June 23.
Parents received the welcome news that their kids will have seats in local kindergartens this fall.
Tutto Il Giorno, which has locations in Sag Harbor and Southampton, will open at 114 Franklin St.
The MTA trains will be shut down in Manhattan between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. for repairs and inspections.
Several Gay Pride weekend events are heading to TriBeCa's Pier 26, thanks to Pier 54's disrepair.
After years of complaints from parents and advocates, the DOE has agreed that more seats are needed.
Fire officials could not say if the death was an accident or a suicide.
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Read More »The new flood evacuation zones now cover 37 percent of New Yorkers.
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Read More »Tourists are writing their names on the span's beams and stone towers to memorialize their experience.
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