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- Sep 23, 2026
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A nor’easter aimed at NYC in time for the Global Citizen Festival could trash Central Park, again (opens the original)
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Top musical acts, including Lauryn Hill, John Legend and Lenny Kravitz, are set to hit Central Park’s Great Lawn Saturday for the Global Citizen Festival — but so could driving rain from a brewing nor’easter, threatening a disastrous encore of three years ago when the lawn was trashed and closed to the public for months. In September 2023, the annual star-studded concert, was held despite heavy rain and soggy conditions. As a result, the Great Lawn had to be shut down two months ealier for repai
Legendary Carnegie Deli reopens in NYC with timeless classics and new offerings (opens the original)
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There were lines along the sidewalk in Midtown Tuesday morning, though it wasn’t for the latest iPhone or sneaker drop — but for classic pastrami and corned beef on rye and matzoh ball soup at the reopening of the legendary Carnegie Deli. After a 10-year hiatus, the iconic eatery has opened its door at a new NYC flagship location on Seventh Ave. and 54th St., just a block from its longtime former home and right near the heart of the Theater District. The restaurant teased the reopening on social
The new menu at the reopening Carnegie Deli features some surprises. Here’s a sneak peak. (opens the original)
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The hotly anticipated reopening of the Carnegie Deli now finally has an official date and time — Sept. 15 at 11 a.m. In addition, the reborn restaurant has released its menu, featuring a slew of classic favorites, plus some tantalizing new additions. Founded in 1937, the legendary NYC eatery closed 10 years ago. But now, to the delight of delicatessen fans, it’s returning to a new spot, just a block from its former home, on Seventh Ave. at W. 54th St. The space formerly housed the Stage Deli — C
FDNY wants feds to include cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline to 9/11 illness list (opens the original)
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As firefighters and EMS members who responded to 9/11 get older, the FDNY is pushing for the federal government to add cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline, and other ailments to the list of covered 9/11 illnesses that could help survivors in the future. Studies by the FDNY WTC Health Program show that a higher percentage of FDNY members exposed to the toxins at Ground Zero are suffering from these diseases than the average population, FDNY WTC Health Program director Dr. David Prezant said
Boy, 13, stabbed in gut outside CTown supermarket in Bronx (opens the original)
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A 13-year-old boy was stabbed outside a bustling Bronx supermarket Saturday afternoon, police said Sunday. The victim was outside the CTown on Westchester Ave. near Morrison in Soundview when he was knifed in the abdomen in the broad daylight attack about 5:20 p.m. Saturday, according to cops. Medics took him to Jacobi Medical Center in stable condition. There were no arrests. Police say they are looking for a male suspect but did not provide more details.
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