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NTSB investigating horrific subway dragging death in Brooklyn as questions swirl (opens the original)
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Federal investigators are now looking into the the horrifying death of a man who was dragged by a subway train at a Brooklyn station. The National Transportation Safety Board sent a three-member team to New York City on Wednesday as the investigation broadened. Meanwhile, the conductor and the train operator have been removed from service with the investigation underway. MTA NYC Transit President Demetrius Crichlow said the agency examined the train itself and found it was functioning properly,
Susan Sarandon, Hannah Einbinder among protesters arrested during Netanyahu's UN visit (opens the original)
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Dozens of protesters were arrested across Manhattan for blocking streets as part of demonstrations against Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the United Nations General Assembly. There were multiple protests throughout Manhattan, most of which were peaceful with plenty of impassioned words as both sides exchanged their views emphatically. There were some high-profile demonstrators among a crowd that blocked traffic on East 39th Street and First Avenue. Actors Elliot Page,
9/11 through art: How a father's survival brought color to his daughter's life (opens the original)
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As colorful, surrealist paintings in frames of different sizes adorn the wall of an art gallery on the 69th floor of 3 World Trade Center, Hope Buzzelli keeps alive a space where it all started. Born in the shadow of 9/11, Hope, now almost 25, grew up amid an atmosphere of resilience, gratitude and — as her name describes it — hope. Her dad, Pasquale Buzzelli, was going to work on what seemed like a normal day at his office on the 64th floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center. A Port A
Thousands already receive exemption from new NYC pied-à-terre tax (opens the original)
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The Mamdani administration is giving property owners in New York City more time to prove whether the new pied-à-terre tax applies to them. In a new court document, the city says the deadline for homeowners to file proof of residency is being extended. Instead of September 18, the new deadline is October 6. The newly installed tax is meant for people who own a second home in the city, valued at $5 million or more. But a group of property owners is challenging the way its been rolled out after the
Amtrak reopens East River tunnel heavily damaged during Superstorm Sandy (opens the original)
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After 2012’s Superstorm Sandy, reconstruction efforts continue in the New York City area, and Monday saw the reopening of an East River tunnel damaged during the storm. News 4 boarded one of the inaugural trains on Monday as Amtrak showed off 15 months of work that was “urgently needed.” “Two of these tunnels needed more than routine maintenance,” Byl Herrmann, interim president of Amtrak, said. “They needed to be completely rebuilt.” Amtrak has been refurbishing one of the four tubes that go un
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