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NYC Global Citizen Festival canceled over nor’easter (opens the original)
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Saturday’s Global Citizen Festival in Central Park has been cancelled because of the wild nor’easter hitting the city, the group said Friday. “Due to the extreme weather forecast for New York City this weekend, we have made the difficult decision, in consultation with the City of New York and NYC Parks, to cancel this year’s Global Citizen Festival,” organizers said on Instagram. “Forecasts predict dangerous conditions and circumstances in which we cannot safely bring tens of thousands of Global
Attorney General goes to court to protect Queens burial ground of 300 freed Black slaves (opens the original)
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Attorney General Letitia James‘ office has gone to court to protect a plot of Queens land where 300 freed Black slaves are buried that is about to be auctioned off — and make sure that whoever purchases the parcel knows what they are buying. The Attorney General’s office filed a motion Friday to intervene in the pending foreclosure sale for the property at 47-11 90th St. in Elmhurst. The AG is also seeking a court order that would require any prospective buyer to be notified of the human remains
2 killed as gunman opens fire in Brooklyn playground (opens the original)
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Two men were killed as a gunman opened fire inside a Brooklyn playground, police said Saturday. The victims, ages 33 and 35, were inside Howard Playground near the corner of Mother Gaston Blvd. and Glenmore Ave. in Brownsville at about 10:20 p.m. Friday when the gunman opened fire, striking both men, cops said. The younger man was hit in the neck, police said. The older victim was shot in the chest and ankle. EMS rushed the man with the neck wound to Interfaith Medical Center, but he could not b
Pain, trauma and gratitude: 9/11 remembered by those who were there: ‘It’s the story of New York’ (opens the original)
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When terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, hundreds of thousands of first responders, workers and NYC residents raced to the towers. They bore witness to horror, devastation and heroism. Now, 25 years later, they remember that day and the years that passed with a mix of pain, trauma and profound gratitude as well. For NYPD Emergency Service Unit officers Gregory Welch and Everald Taylor, every day after 9/11 has been a blessing and a curse of sorts — a blessing to be still alive and on th
For those who lost loved ones on 9/11, cherishing their memories can help ease the grief (opens the original)
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The deaths of some 3,000 people killed on 9/11 when the World Trade Center collapsed in lower Manhattan ripped apart families. The dead included firefighters, cops, business executives, office workers and others. They were also moms and dads, wives and husbands, sisters and brothers. For those left behind, the pain has not gone away, but with the passage of time many have found ways to live alongside the grief they still carry with them. FDNY Lieutenant Kevin Dowdell charged into the South Tower
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