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NYC Renters Face Two Major Housing Changes Wednesday (opens the original)
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NEW YORK CITY— Renters face two major housing changes on Wednesday: the start of the annual heat season and a rent freeze for rent-stabilized apartments. Landlords must keep apartments at least 68 degrees Fahrenheit during the day when the outdoor temperature falls below 55 degrees. At night, indoor temperatures must reach at least 62 degrees regardless of the outdoor temperature. "It's essentially the period where landlords are legally obligated to make sure that you have working and sufficient
NYC Gas Bills Could Rise Later Under $1.7B Plan (opens the original)
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NEW YORK CITY — National Grid is asking New York regulators to approve a plan that would keep its current gas rates in place through March 2028 while allowing the utility to spend about $1.7 billion on its gas system. The company would defer much of the cost of those investments and begin recovering it from customers in 2028. National Grid filed the “rate stabilization” proposal as energy costs continue to strain household budgets across New York. Low-income households spend nearly 13 percent of
Only 2 NJ Colleges Have Graduates Earning Six Figures (opens the original)
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NEW JERSEY— Only two New Jersey institutions have graduates earning a six-figure median salary a decade after enrollment, according to federal data covering 146 colleges and universities. Princeton and Stevens Institute of Technology lead the state in median earnings among four-year colleges, with former students earning more than $100,000 a year a decade after enrolling. Both schools have strong concentrations in technology-related fields, including computer science, engineering, economics and
Flatbush Frolic Is Back. Here’s What’s New (opens the original)
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FLATBUSH— The annual Flatbush Frolic will return to Cortelyou Road on Sunday, bringing live music, carnival rides, local vendors and a new basketball attraction to one of Brooklyn’s longest-running street fairs. The Flatbush Development Corporation, a neighborhood nonprofit focused on community and economic development, has hosted the festival since the mid-1970s. New York City limits permits for large street fairs, but the Frolic continues under the City’s grandfathered rules for long-running e
Pasture-Raised Eggs Labels Mislead Shoppers: Lawsuit (opens the original)
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BROOKLYN, NY— Pete & Gerry’s Organics, one of the country’s largest egg sellers, faces a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing the company of misleading consumers about its pasture-raised eggs. The lawsuit, filed Sept. 9 in federal court in Brooklyn, alleges hens producing Pete & Gerry’s pasture-raised eggs are kept in crowded barns and, in some cases, cannot reach the outdoors despite the company’s packaging and advertising promising ample outdoor space. The complaint comes from Adriana Diaz,
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