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NY ranks last in nationwide Sober October trend: ‘Doesn’t really exist’ here (opens the original)
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New Yorkers have no plans to put down the bottle during one of the biggest drinking months of the year — despite the rest of the country trying out Sober October, according to a survey. Pausing the party is not an option in the Empire State — so much so that New York ranked last in a nationwide poll on the month-long abstinence trend, Oar Health revealed Thursday. “Sober October doesn’t really exist in New York. September has been our busiest month of the year, and that’s a great indicator of ho
Rats plunder $800 gourmet meats during USPS journey to NYC store, prompting fight to get money back (opens the original)
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A shipment of gourmet cured meats meant for a trendy Upper East Side butcher shop was plundered by rats on its trip through the US mail — leaving the store owner and the meat seller complaining that the post office has refused to made good on $800 in losses. The boxes of purloined provisions — which included fancy meats that sell for as much as $240 per pound — arrived in foul, poop-filled boxes at Six60One on Amsterdam Avenue this summer with a “huge chunk” ripped from the corner. Workers quick
Exclusive | 9/11 Memorial & Museum educates milestone 20M students for 25th anniversary: ‘Sacred obligation’ (opens the original)
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They’re too young to remember, but they’ll never forget. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum has educated 20 million students across the nation about the largest terrorist attack on US soil — all of whom were not alive when the tragedy occurred. The museum reached the incredible milestone after students from every single state tuned into its annual digital learning experience on the 25th anniversary of the attacks, the nonprofit announced Wednesday. “We have a sacred obligation to remember what happened
Maine grandmother, her 2 grandkids killed after leaving their father’s wedding (opens the original)
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A Maine grandmother and her two young grandchildren tragically died this week after their car veered off the road while returning from their father’s wedding, police said. The bodies of Sharon Bukulmez, 5-year-old Kinley Grubb and 3-year-old Sawyer Grubb were pulled from a car submerged in a Roque Bluffs pond Sunday, according to Maine State Police. The trio was last seen around 8:30 p.m. the night before. Bukulmez was escorting the kids to an Airbnb from their father’s wedding, the heartbroken
Patrick Clancy reveals Lindsay was ‘fun-loving’ and ‘outgoing’ in years before strangling their kids (opens the original)
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Lindsay Clancy’s ex-husband described her as a “fun-loving, outgoing person” in the years before she fatally strangled their three young children with exercise bands. Patrick Clancy fondly remembered the early days of his relationship with Clancy, which sprouted in the summer of 2013. “She was just a fun-loving, outgoing person. I think our first or second date, we flew a kite on a beach in Boston, and I think we had the same goals in life,” Patrick Clancy told “60 Minutes.” “We both wanted fami
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