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Hizzoner: yearlong NYC outdoor dining (opens the original)
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Outdoor roadway dining is here to stay, per Mayor Mamdani. Mamdani signed Intro. 655, sponsored by City Councilmember Lincoln Restler (D-Brooklyn), into law on Monday, ending the requirement that restaurants annually dismantle and rebuild their roadway dining setups to provide reduced costs for restaurant owners, a move that is predicted to boost the number of eateries participating in the program. Whereas restaurants participating in Dining Out NYC were previously required to remove roadway din
A WWII ‘Rainbow’ comes over Queens (opens the original)
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âThe Rainbow stretches across the land and represents the people of our country. This Division cannot fail because America cannot fail,â Gen. Harry J. Collins told trainees of the Rainbow Division in 1943 when they were preparing to fight in World War II. One soldier, Private First Class George âChuckâ Jahosky, would come to embody that ideal when he risked it all to courageously man a machine gun on the outskirts of Nuremberg, Germany, sustained an eye injury from enemy fire, and receiv
Museum exhibit for 9/11 anniversary (opens the original)
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Next week is the commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the Sep. 11, 2001 attacks, a day of horrific tragedy and sadness that changed the United States forever. To honor 9/11, a free exhibit will run starting next Wednesday in the Godwin-Ternbach Museum, part of CUNYâs Queens College in Flushing. ââMemento Mori: 9/11 Twenty-Five Years Laterâ creates a meditative space for reflection, remembrance, and education through artworks and archival materials responding to September 11, 2001,â
Pair wanted for hate crimes against Jews (opens the original)
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Police are searching for two individuals who threw motor oil at two Orthodox synagogues within the 107th Precinct on the night of July 16. According to the NYPD, around 9:44 p.m., two unknown individuals approached the rear of Young Israel of Jamaica Estates, at 83-10 188 St., and damaged property by throwing bags containing motor oil. The individuals then left the location on foot, entered a dark-colored Suburban-style vehicle and fled to unknown parts. In a separate incident, police say the tw
Elmhurst wants its LIRR station back (opens the original)
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For over a decade, community members and politicians have been coming together to fight for the reopening of a Long Island Rail Road station in Elmhurst. And theyâve recently renewed the effort. The LIRR station opened nearly 100 years ago in 1927, serving Elmhurst and surrounding communities for decades. Due to a decline in ridership, the station was shut down and demolished in 1985. However, the situation in Elmhurst has changed since the 1980s, with U.S. Rep. Grace Meng (D-Flushing) stating
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