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A shortage of bilingual therapists has made the problem especially difficult in some districts.
The jury was too divided to reach a verdict on charges in the deaths of Rebecca Cutler's two children.
The project, which residents fought to stop, was nearly unanimously approved by the council Tuesday.
A GoHealth Urgent Care worker also says in a lawsuit she was denied a promotion because of her race.
New prevention programs will also provide more training for staff.
Only 76 people sold homes to the city, which offered thousands of dollars in its Build it Back program.
Staten Island has seen more than 300 cases involving strangulation over the past year.
Local groups are pitching in to sponsor the rides up to $15 ride per trip.
Rain should stop by 10 a.m. but strong winds will continue through the day, forecasters said.
Efforts are underway to level the playing field for the 4-year-olds.
A developer filed plans for three four-story buildings near the Great Kills Marina.
Queens has the lowest cancer rates of any of the five boroughs, according to state health data.
Check out Halloween festivals, learn about a local legend or see a Pixies cover band.
StreetEasy analyzed sales in neighborhoods devastated by the 2012 storm, where development continues.
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