Barbara Russo-Lennon
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NYC to host “largest-ever” car-free Trick-or-Streets events throughout October (opens the original)
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NYC will host a record 160 car-free streets and plazas for Halloween and fall celebrations across the five boroughs as part of the annual Trick-or-Streets program, city officials announced on Wednesday. The sweet-and-spooky events will take place in late October, with neighborhood streets and public plazas getting transformed into spooky spaces for trick-or-treating, games music and other fun fall activities. Cultural organizations, community groups and schools will take part in the seasonal cel
Delivery danger? Amazon vehicles rack up nearly 15,000 violations on NYC streets as retail giant touts safer standards | amNewYork (opens the original)
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NYC politicians and advocacy groups are accusing Amazon’s delivery system of making NYC streets unsafe while calling for the passage of the Delivery Protection Act on Tuesday. The Alliance for a Greater New York (ALIGN), a coalition of climate, labor and community groups, released the new Amazon Delivers Danger Map, tracking what it describes as the “rampant street safety hazards” of the online retailer’s delivery operations. According to the report, ALIGN reviewed NYC citation records tied to 6
Tiny, vulnerable turtles get a fresh start on Staten Island (opens the original)
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Dozens of tiny turtles got their first touch of the wild Tuesday as Staten Island conservationists released native diamondback terrapins into the creeks of Fresh Kills Park as part of a head-start program aimed at giving the vulnerable species a better chance at survival. The Fresh Kills Park Alliance, in cooperation with NYC Parks, the Staten Island Zoo and city and state agencies, gathered to re-release over 45 adorably tiny diamondback terrapins — all about the size of a silver dollar — into
Mask-wearing perv performs “lewd act” on teen aboard Brooklyn bus: cops (opens the original)
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Police are on the hunt for a suspect who allegedly sexually abused a teenage girl on an MTA bus in Brooklyn on Tuesday. According to law enforcement sources, the incident took place on board a B63 bus traveling in the vicinity of 5th Avenue and Bay Ridge Parkway in Bay Ridge just before 6 p.m. on Sept. 15. Police said the suspect, who was wearing a white medical mask at the time, approached the young girl and performed a “lewd act” on her. The perp then immediately fled the bus in an unknown dir
Gridlock alert: City urges New Yorkers to use mass transit during UN General Assembly next week (opens the original)
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City officials are urging New Yorkers to use mass transit to travel the city as increased security and traffic are expected during the United Nations’ 81st General Assembly (UNGA) next week, which hosts global leaders from 193 member states to address world issues. High-level general debates begin on Tuesday, Sept 22, and will continue through Monday, Sept. 28, at the UN’s East Midtown location. The NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) has already issued Gridlock Alert Days during UNGA for Sep
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