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Thanksgiving travel in NYC transit

AMNY

Thanksgiving travel: What you need to know about NYC transit service changes for the four-day weekend

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QNS

NYC leads United States in spaces being converted into self storage: report

To help support young New Yorkers’ literacy, the New York Community Trust invested $150,000 in Literacy Academy Collective, a nonprofit that helps underserved children receive a fair education.

AMNY

New grant looks to boost literacy effort for New York City’s students struggling to read

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Red Hook

Red Hook welcomes Spring Bank, the neighborhood’s first local bank in 10 years

By Jada Camille

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Bay Ridge

Bay Ridgeites fill ‘Empty Bowls’ at Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church fundraiser

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

a MTA Help Points subway intercom system kiosk

AMNY

‘Point’-less: Over 1,000 emergency calls went unanswered through MTA ‘Help Points’ subway intercoms, report finds

File image: The three defendants allegedly received over $500,000 in illegal kickback payments from a vendor selected to install security cameras at city homeless shelters

Ex-staffers of homeless nonprofit indicted in alleged kickback scheme

By Adam Daly

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Registration opens to brr-ing in the new year at the Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Brooklynites split on amended ‘City of Yes’ housing proposal as affordability crisis continues

By Anna Bradley-Smith & Kirstyn Brendlen

CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez spoke with members of the New York City Council Higher Education Committee during the hearing.

AMNY

City Council hearing focuses on antisemitism at CUNY, and efforts to keep all students safe

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QNS

Port Authority urges JFK travelers to use public transit ahead of record Thanksgiving holiday travel

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Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge community board greenlights $30M facelift for Shore Road Promenade, Leif Ericson Park

By Naisha Roy

Jessica Tisch officially became the 48th police commissioner in NYPD history on Monday, as Mayor Eric Adams swore in the second woman ever to hold the post during a ceremony at One Police Plaza.

AMNY

Jessica Tisch sworn in as second-ever female New York police commissioner

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Gowanus

As Gowanus rezoning takes shape, locals move to form BID to protect biz, longtime residents

By Kirstyn Brendlen

NY: Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway

Harvesting hope: Busta Rhymes headlines Thanksgiving celebration in East Flatbush

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Brooklyn jury convicts real estate mogul in $2.4M mortgage fraud

By Adam Daly

A police officer at a shooting scene

AMNY

Double Brooklyn shooting leaves man dead, teen wounded: cops

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AMNY

NYC DOT adds 500 new loading zones for delivery trucks to help curb double parking

Brooklyn stabbing suspect

AMNY

Brooklyn stabbing suspect who attacked teenager on street still at large: cops

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News

Serving up hope: Local leaders and orgs give back with turkey giveaways ahead of Thanksgiving

By Jada Camille

More from Around New York

Congressmember Mike Lawler of New York speaks in Washington on July 17 during a press conference to support the LGBTQ hotline.

‘Unfathomable’: Trump administration ends LGBTQ youth suicide hotline

Mayor Eric Adams at the podium.

Adams expands ‘Schoolyards to Playgrounds’ program

Where to Celebrate Shark Week in NYC, Long Island & Beyond: Great Events, Live Cams, and Family Fun

New York Family

Where to Celebrate Shark Week in NYC, Long Island & Beyond: Great Events, Live Cams, and Family Fun

Eric Adams stands with several individuals in front of Chinese dragon dancers.

‘AAPI for Mayor Adams’: Adams campaigns in Chinatown, earns support from local leaders