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The Villager – New York City is a local-focused digital news outlet covering New York City with an emphasis on community life, municipal affairs, and neighborhood-level impact.
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Mets trade Clay Holmes, Tyrone Taylor to Cubs for No. 2 prospect Jefferson Rojas (opens the original)
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Clay Holmes saw the writing on the wall, and now it has become a reality. The Mets sent the veteran starting pitcher, along with reserve outfielder Tyrone Taylor, to the Chicago Cubs for their No. 2 prospect, Jefferson Rojas. The return is the Mets’ most prominent acquisition at this trade deadline, as David Stearns has... Read More
Mounds of trash and foul smells pervade Lower Manhattan as homeless takeover FDR Drive (opens the original)
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Local residents and workers are decrying a homeless takeover under the FDR Drive, where mountains of trash, foul smells, and fights are regular occurrences. According to locals, the parking area under the highway from 17th Street to 23rd Street has become a massive homeless shelter. Those who live in the Stuyvesant Town–Peter Cooper Village area... Read More
Striking Bronx Defenders union says management left attorney no choice but to cross picket line for immigration hearing where client risks deportation (opens the original)
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As the city’s longest public defender strike since 1982 bleeds into its second week, one immigration attorney will be crossing the picket line to return to work Tuesday in what her union has called an “impossible” and “false” choice. The Bronx Defenders union, which has been on strike since July 27, said a striking immigration... Read More
Attorney General issues consumer alert on speedy motorized two-wheelers illegally marketed as e-bikes (opens the original)
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On the heels of a July 29 crash that killed a teenage e-moto rider, state Attorney General Letitia James last week issued an alert reminding consumers and businesses alike that it is illegal to buy or sell microbility devices that are marketed as e-bikes or e-scooters but can exceed New York’s strict speed limits for... Read More
280,000 eggs to be delivered to NYC food banks in new settlement that says egg producers overcharged (opens the original)
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Over 280,000 eggs will be delivered to food banks across New York City after a multistate investigation found a trio of egg producers across the country illegally coordinated to influence and fix egg prices for years, overcharging customers. The investigation, led by the federal Department of Justice and supported by New York Attorney General Letitia... Read More
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