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The sheer number of people in New York City can give us permission and space to be ourselves freely. This openness is a variety of bravery that most of us take for granted.
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Thanksgiving events, police drone usage, a look at why the city is still in control of its jails, the first legal marijuana dispensaries, NYPD sits on…
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The latest in the state's concealed carry laws, mold in your $17 cold brew, pop-up holiday bars, the origins of the black and white cookie, eight…
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The Brooklyn Democratic Party continues to self-destruct in public, the cost of Mayor Adams's refugee tent, which blocks voted for Zeldin, where to eat…
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Criminal justice reform, Dolly Parton MetroCards, a new Roberta's, a car-free Grand Army Plaza, a history of the Veteran's Day parade, nine favorite…
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Ballot proposals, Penn Station's makeover is threatened, Grand Central Madison hits delays, Mayor Adams makes more and more unforced errors, fifteen…
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Tons of pets in Halloween costumes, the city is safer than the suburbs, companies are immediately abusing the new pay transparency law, how much would…
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Converting schools to electric heat, the federal report on Rikers, Trader Joe's employees decide not to unionize, 311 ghost complaints, Queens' IKEA is…
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