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Can bus stop gardens help reduce flooding and keep commuters cool? NYC hopes so (opens the original)
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A bus shelter in Brooklyn is being tested as part of a new program the city hopes will help the environment, reduce flooding and keep New Yorkers cool. The so-called green roof can be found atop the shelter in Brownsville, as plants and grasses grow above the spot where riders wait for the B12 and B14 buses at the corner of Pitkin and Saratoga avenues. So far, it is the only one like it in the city. It is part of a pilot program to help absorb heavy rains and reduce temperatures. "It’s pretty at
Newark Airport's new eGates can screen travelers at security ‘in under three seconds' (opens the original)
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Travelers going through Newark Airport can now take off a lot of time in the security line thanks to some brand new technology. There are new eGates at the United Airlines security checkpoint at the airport's Terminal C. Passengers simply have to walk up to an eGate, have their picture taken, then head straight to baggage screening. "We now are screening people in under three seconds," said Greg Hawko, the federal security director for Newark's TSA. There is a bit of a catch: In order to use the
Connecticut city considers moratorium on new Flock cameras amid privacy concerns (opens the original)
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Drivers in one Connecticut city are now likely to pass by automated license plate readers while on the road. Those cameras, made by Flock Safety, are the focus of a special meeting for the city's police and leaders. The meeting in Milford is expected to last several hours as leaders grapple with concerns of public safety and privacy. "I think it's kind of an invasion of privacy. There's enough cameras everywhere we go. It's kind of unnecessary to be reading every plate that drives by," said Nico
NYPD sending hundreds of cops to stop another ‘Dyckman takeover' (opens the original)
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Government officials joined community leaders, business owners, and residents of Inwood in Upper Manhattan to discuss response plans for the event called "Dyckman Takeover 3" on social media. They allege that it is a gathering of young people similar to the one that occurred after the Dominican National Day Parade on Sunday, August 9. Following the end of the parade on Sixth Avenue, thousands flooded Dyckman Street and the surrounding area, clogging traffic and vandalizing businesses. The first
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