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West Indian American Day Parade and Caribbean Community Festivities: Security Measures and Colorful Celebrations in Brooklyn

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West Indian American Day Parade and Caribbean Community Festivities: Security Measures and Colorful Celebrations in Brooklyn

A celebratory weekend is coming up in Brooklyn with the color of the various festivities of the Caribbean communities. The festivities culminate with the West Indian American Day Parade on Monday and the Police Department announced its security measures for the event. Lots of music, dance and colorful costumes from different Caribbean communities will fill … Read more

Grand Street Subway Station in Brooklyn Redesigned for Accessibility and Unveils New Artwork

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Grand Street Subway Station in Brooklyn Redesigned for Accessibility and Unveils New Artwork

You may notice some changes the next time you’re at the Grand Street subway station in Brooklyn. The station has been redesigned so that all customers have easy access to it. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced that this is the fourth fully accessible station to reopen this summer, providing facilities for people with physical disabilities, … Read more

Record Numbers of Travelers Depart for Labor Day Weekend Getaways

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Record Numbers of Travelers Depart for Labor Day Weekend Getaways

Starting today, thousands of passengers in our area are heading to airports and other transportation hubs to get out of the city and spend the holiday weekend with family or just enjoy one last trip before the end of summer. Booking data from the AAA organization for flights, hotels, rental cars and cruises shows that … Read more

High Surge Watch and Beach Closures: Hurricane Franklin’s Impact on New York’s Beaches

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High Surge Watch and Beach Closures: Hurricane Franklin’s Impact on New York’s Beaches

If you plan to stay in town and go to the beach this weekend, be aware of a high surge watch from Hurricane Franklin’s winds. Governor Kathy Hochul has ordered the closure of Long Island state beaches, including Long Beach and Jones Beach. New York City’s beaches, by contrast, are open but the Parks Department … Read more

Woman pushed onto train tracks in Manhattan station: Authorities search for suspect

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Woman pushed onto train tracks in Manhattan station: Authorities search for suspect

A 34-year-old woman was pushed onto the train tracks at a Manhttan station and now the authorities are trying to find the whereabouts of the person responsible. The incident occurred at approximately 11pm yesterday at Chambers Street station. According to the uniformed, after falling onto the tracks, the victim received help from other users on … Read more

Privacy Concerns Arise Over OMNY Fare Cap Tracking Feature on MTA Subways and Buses

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Privacy Concerns Arise Over OMNY Fare Cap Tracking Feature on MTA Subways and Buses

A feature designed to track the fare cap for OMNY riders on Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) subways and buses is believed to be a threat to your privacy. The Daily News newspaper report revealed in a publication in which they ensure that if you use this payment system, your travel history will be available to … Read more

Authorities Seek Person Responsible for Pushing Woman onto Train Tracks in Manhattan Station

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Authorities Seek Person Responsible for Pushing Woman onto Train Tracks in Manhattan Station

A 34-year-old woman was pushed onto the train tracks at a Manhttan station and now the authorities are trying to find the whereabouts of the person responsible. The incident occurred at approximately 11 p.m. Tuesday at Chambers Street station. According to the uniformed, the victim after falling on the tracks received help from other users … Read more

Preparing a Nutritious Menu: Improving Student Academic Performance through Healthy Eating

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Preparing a Nutritious Menu: Improving Student Academic Performance through Healthy Eating

Eating healthy food and getting adequate nutrition is essential to improving a student’s academic performance, which is why the city’s Department of Education is preparing a nutritious menu to welcome students this school year. Elaine Sánchez, school food supervisor in the NYC Department of Education indicates: “Our recipes are prepared, all taking into account all … Read more

Mayor Adams and Chancellor Banks Release Action Plan to Address Potential Bus Strike Impact on NYC Families

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Mayor Adams and Chancellor Banks Release Action Plan to Address Potential Bus Strike Impact on NYC Families

Both the city’s mayor Eric Adams and public schools chancellor David Banks publish an action plan that would help families in the event of a possible strike by the Amalgamated Transit Union. The potential strike could affect nearly 4,400 routes in five counties and nearly 80,000 students. If the bus strike takes place, it could … Read more

Multiple Pedestrians Injured in Reckless Meeting of Motorists in The Bronx

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Multiple Pedestrians Injured in Reckless Meeting of Motorists in The Bronx

Eight pedestrians were injured this Sunday morning after being run over during what police sources call “a meeting of motorists” in The Bronx. The incident occurred shortly after seven in the vicinity of Commerce and Gleason avenues, in the Castle Hill sector. According to the authorities, the incident occurred while a BMW that was carrying … Read more