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Cornell case renews push to close New York sexual assault legal loophole (opens the original)
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MELROSE, The Bronx (WABC) -- Survivors of sexual abuse, advocates and lawmakers gathered in the Bronx on Thursday to call for the passage of legislation they say would close a legal loophole in New York sexual assault cases. "We are here because there has been a bill up in Albany that has been there far too long when it could've given a tool to the DA in Ithaca, with which to give the survivor a pathway to justice," an advocate said. The renewed push comes amid resurfaced allegations at Cornell
East Harlem donut shop says subway work hurts sales (opens the original)
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EAST HARLEM (WABC) -- An East Harlem donut shop owner says ongoing construction for the Second Avenue Subway expansion has caused a sharp decline in business, forcing him to adapt while hoping his store can survive until the project is completed. Go Donuts owner Solomon Fresh opened his shop on Second Avenue near 118th Street in June of last year. Customers are drawn by both the shop's production process and its variety of flavors. "The donuts just drop from here and flow out like a river," empl
High tide raises flooding concerns along Long Island's South Shore (opens the original)
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LINDENHURST, Long Island (WABC) -- Coastal flooding is expected to worsen along Long Island's South Shore Sunday morning as another high tide approaches, prompting officials to urge residents to stay off the roads, remain indoors and avoid flood-prone areas. Rain and strong winds continued across the region early Sunday as communities along the South Shore prepared for rising water levels. Flood-prone neighborhoods in Lindenhurst, Copiague, Babylon, West Babylon, Freeport and Long Beach remained
Bronx School of Hip Hop opens with first freshmen class (opens the original)
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BRONX (WABC) -- Hip hop has found a permanent home at one of New York City's newest public high schools. The Bronx School of Hip Hop welcomed its inaugural class of about 100 freshmen, introducing students to a learning environment where hip hop culture is reflected throughout the building and curriculum. "We have some quotes from different hip hop artists, such as Nas: ' The world is yours," said Jason Reyes, the school's founding principal. Reyes, a Bronx native and former middle school princi
New York Carnival Parade returns to Brooklyn with tighter security, earlier end time (opens the original)
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BROOKLYN (WABC) -- Thousands of revelers are expected to fill Eastern Parkway as the New York Carnival Parade returns Monday, with the NYPD rolling out enhanced security measures and ending festivities 30 minutes earlier in an effort to curb the violence that has marred the celebration in recent years. Barricades are already in place along the parade route as police prepare for one of New York City's largest cultural celebrations. The event, long referred to as the West Indian Day Parade, follow
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