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[ad_1] Because the city needs people to guard its pools and beaches, here are your early links: Red Hook waterfront revitalization, best in show at

[ad_1] An intersection in the Bronx where three men struck another man in the head with a metal bat and ran off with $10,000, per

[ad_1] In the wake of new tenant protections passed by state lawmakers last month, tenants across New York City are wondering what’s allowed. Are you

[ad_1] The buses are part of the MTA’s goal of operating a 100% zero emission bus fleet by 2040. Another order of 205 electric buses

[ad_1] Community compost sites, like this one under the Queensboro Bridge, say they will have to shut down this weekend. Sanitation department officials argue that

[ad_1] The portal is taking a pause at 5 p.m. on Tuesday for a few days, according to the Flatiron NoMad Partnership. [ more ›

[ad_1] Because the biscuits brought it, here are your afternoon links: Zellnor Myrie's bid to unseat Mayor Eric Adams, Alice Munro dies at 92, Zayn

[ad_1] Naperville Fire Department’s 150th anniversary showcased in new exhibit Naper Settlement is hosting a new exhibit, “A Strong Back and A Strong Mind: 150

[ad_1] Last year, Volunteers of America-Greater New York distributed 19,000 backpacks. Volunteers of America-Greater New York distributed 19,000 backpacks last year, but its efforts are