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Watch the throne, for 10 mins. or less (opens the original)
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The city is putting down $4 million to install 17 solar-powered portable bathrooms throughout New York City. Four of those are going to be installed in Queens, and two are already operational. âIt is a feeling that we all know too well. Youâre out in the city, the sun is out, maybe youâre running an errand, spending a weekend afternoon with friends, or just going for a walk,â Mayor Mamdani said at a press conference Sept. 16. âAnd suddenly, you feel it. You have to go to the bathroom.â
CB 12 backs honor for Bishop Williams (opens the original)
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Community Board 12 members voted enthusiastically last week to support co-naming a stretch of Merrill Street, off Baisley Boulevard, in Jamaica after the late Bishop Joseph Nathaniel Williams, who ran Christ Church International and died in late March 2020, of Covid-related causes. âWhat my father did was much bigger than the church,â Carla Williams, his daughter, told board members during their Sept. 18 meeting at the Robert Ross Johnson Family Life Center, their first of the season. âHe
New apartments on Farmers Blvd. (opens the original)
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The city Department of Housing Preservation and Development is looking for feedback from St. Albans residents about a new project involving building a new apartment building on city property in the place of a former daycare center at 109-43 Farmers Blvd. âThereâs at least two or three years before construction can begin, but potentially longer,â Ben Palevsky, a deputy director at HPD, told the Chronicle. In the meantime, the agency is gathering feedback online through a survey at nyc.gov/F
Astoria socialists say to pop that bubble (opens the original)
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When the summer started, the campaign to stop an all-weather bubble from covering up to eight of the tennis courts at Astoria Park boasted eight to 10 people. Now, Chris DiMino tells the Chronicle, his group boasts a few times that. âI donât know the exact number; I want to say, maybe we have a coalition of 50 to 100 people,â DiMino, a tennis player and mild-mannered bureaucrat with the stateâs Bureau of Funeral Directing, said in an interview. Itâs been a productive summer for the cam
Lasting memories of the emergency (opens the original)
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What haunts Vinny Barranco is how few people he brought back. Among the 123 first responders deployed by Jamaica Hospital Medical Center to the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, Barranco says he remembers it like it was yesterday. âIt was very disappointing,â Barranco, an EMT-paramedic supervisor with the hospital, told the Chronicle. âWe all went in with good intentions to help people. And after the towers came down, there was really nobody left to transport to the hospital.â Barr
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