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Mystery deepens after another person seen emerging from sewer in Queens (opens the original)
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QUEENS (WABC) -- A person was seen emerging from a manhole in Queens early Monday, adding to a series of incidents involving people entering and exiting sewer systems across New York City. Police reported that at about 4 a.m. Monday, someone was seen coming out of a manhole at the corner of Juniper Boulevard South and 74th Street in Middle Village. No arrests were made. "From what I've heard from through the grapevine Monday, is that somebody came up and there may have been some other people wai
Group of supermarkets, bodegas, suing NYC over mayor's city-run grocery store plan (opens the original)
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EAST HARLEM, Manhattan (WABC) -- A group of supermarkets, grocery stores and bodegas are suing New York City over Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plans to open several city-run grocery stores. They say the city-run stores will create unfair competition for an already struggling industry. In East Harlem, plans are to build a city-subsidized grocery store right across the street from a bodega. The store will be at the old la Marqueta, promising a 30 percent savings on staples. "They're going to hurt the bu
Bronx fire, explosion victim says she doesn't know where family will go next (opens the original)
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NORWOOD, The Bronx (WABC) -- It has been over a week since an explosion and fire destroyed an apartment building in the Bronx. Residents are trying to piece together their new reality - and for one family, the prospects aren't good. Ellese Falcon lost everything last week when an explosion, followed by a five-alarm blaze tore through her apartment building at 374 East 209th Street in the Norwood section of the Bronx. Since then, she, her husband and her 15-year-old son have lived in their car an
Mamdani admin scraps plan to build affordable housing on site of Elizabeth Street Garden (opens the original)
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NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- A battle that has been raging for more than a decade over a community garden in Manhattan appears to be coming to an end. The Mamdani administration will no longer pursue a plan to build affordable housing on the site of the Elizabeth Street Garden, reversing statements the mayor made during the campaign to evict the nonprofit tenant during his first year in office. The enchanted park was born 35 years ago by Allan Reiver, a gallery owner who filled the once empty 1-acre
Staten Island Episcopal church plans digital upgrade for 118-year-old pipe organ (opens the original)
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STATEN ISLAND, New York (WABC) -- For 118 years, a 1,000-pipe organ has filled the Church of St. Andrew on Staten Island with the sound of worship. Now, the Episcopal church is preparing to replace the aging instrument with a new digital organ after determining the cost of restoring the original was beyond its budget. “We hear in the book of Psalms, make a joyful noise unto the Lord,” said the Rev. Terrence Buckley of the Church of St. Andrew. “Music has the ability to elevate the sense of worsh
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