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NYCHA worker killed by falling tree in East New York, Brooklyn (opens the original)
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A New York City Housing Authority worker died Saturday when a tree fell on him in East New York, near Cypress Hills Playground, as the city endured this weekend's nor'easter. The victim, a 56-year-old man whose name was not been released, was struck by the tree while walking through a parking lot at 700 Euclid Ave, where the NYCHA Cypress Hills Houses complex is located. “We can confirm that this individual was a NYCHA employee," said Housing Authority Press Secretary Michael Hogan. "We are deep
Torrential rain swamps half marathon course; runners cling to railings in rushing water (opens the original)
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Runners in Sunday's Racefaster Half Marathon in Paramus, New Jersey, suddenly found themselves facing flash flooding. In some cases, the runners had few options for escaping the water that nearly came up to their knees. "Bro, this is nuts!" said runner Zac Clark, panning his cell phone camera back to himself after showing the raging flood that had at least one runner grabbing the railing of the trail. Clark spoke from near an overpass where another runner held on to the guard rail as the swift w
'Bro, this is nuts!': Marathon runners race straight into torrential flooding (opens the original)
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Runners in Sunday's Racefaster Half Marathon in Paramus, New Jersey, suddenly found themselves facing flash flooding. In some cases, the runners had few options for escaping the water that nearly came up to their knees. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. "Bro, this is nuts!" said runner Zac Clark, panning his cell phone camera back to himself after showing the raging flood that had at least one runner grabbing the railing of the trail. Clark spoke from near an overpass whe
Cooling towers at Yankee Stadium, hospital flagged in Legionnaires probe (opens the original)
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The New York City Health Department has ordered 10 cooling towers in the South Bronx to be cleaned and disinfected after preliminary testing found the presence of Legionella bacteria as officials investigate a Legionnaires’ disease cluster in ZIP codes 10451 and 10456. Two of the locations are tied to high-profile sites: one cooling tower is at Yankee Stadium, 1 E. 161st St., where the Yankees played the Mets in the Subway Series on Sunday, and another is at 234 E. 149th St., the address of Linc
World Trade Center illness claims FDNY veteran days before 25-year milestone (opens the original)
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Nearly 25 years to the day since the Sept. 11th, 2001 terror attacks in Lower Manhattan, another veteran of New York's Bravest has succumbed to World Trade Center-related illnesses, the New York City Fire Dept. confirmed late Saturday. An online obituary says Jerry Reilly, 75, a former FDNY lieutenant, died on Sept. 3, one week and a day before the tragic quarter-century milestone. "He will be remembered not only for his commitment and courage as a firefighter, but also for the kindness, strengt
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