Khristina Narizhnaya
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Nearly 1,000 NYC kids get free books for Dolly Parton Appreciation Day: ‘She was one of us’ (opens the original)
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The Big Apple celebrated the late singer and icon Friday for an official Dolly Parton Appreciation Day — and nearly 1,000 lucky kids will get books for a year in her honor. Vanderbilt University announced it would donate a library’s worth of reading materials to the Manhattan kids as part of Parton’s enduring legacy and devotion to the next generation’s education. Exactly 925 little Manhattanites will benefit from the book gifting program — a nod to the date and Parton’s iconic song, “9 to 5.” “
Actor Michael Rapaport joins rally against ‘Zohran the moron’ and antisemitism ahead of Netanyahu visit to NYC (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. About 150 students and Jewish leaders rallied outside Gracie Mansion on Friday to protest Mayor “Zohran the moron” Mamdani’s rhetoric ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the city. The protesters recited prayers, chanted and spoke outside the home of Hizzoner, who revealed in July that he was looking for a legal loophole to arrest Netanyahu for alleged war crimes when the Israeli PM comes to Manhattan for the UN General As
Notorious ‘Market of Sweethearts’ sex strip in Queens getting worse under Mamdani: community leaders (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Queens activists are claiming the city’s boldest open-air market for sex has gotten even worse since soft-on-crime socialist Zohran Mamdani became mayor in January — and they’re demanding he address the longtime human trafficking and prostitution problem along the Roosevelt Avenue corridor. “The street activity is really off the charts,” ripped former state Sen. Hiram Monserrate, who was among two dozen community leaders rallying in Jackson Height
Punches fly during far-right activist Jake Langâs âCrusader Marchâ outside NYC City Hall with at least 1 arrested (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. At least one demonstrator was arrested as punches flew at far-right hatemonger Jake Langâs âCrusader Marchâ outside City Hall during 9/11 memorial ceremonies Friday, sources said. Nearly 200 protesters with Langâs clownish anti-Muslim march and counterprotesters clashed near Church Street and Cortlandt Way in Lower Manhattan, the sources said. Whether one of Langâs allies or a counterprotester was arrested wasn’t immediately clear. Langâ
Exclusive | US Army soldier missed dad’s funeral after being pushed onto NYC subway tracks following staredown: ‘Devastated’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. He had a guardian angel looking out for him. The 27-year-old man pushed onto Manhattan subway tracks following a staredown with a sicko straphanger is a US Army soldier who was on leave trying to attend his father’s funeral. Aaron Kareem Watson told The Post he was en route Friday morning to attend the funeral of his dad, Alfred Kenneth Watson, who died in a Brooklyn fire last month – when he got into an argument with another passenger on the E tr
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