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Brooklyn Triplets Follow Father Into FDNY After His 9/11 Cancer Death

Three triplet brothers from Brooklyn are stepping into the same firehouse doors their father once walked through, determined to carry his legacy forward even after 9/11-related cancer took his life. Raymond Gormley now works at FDNY Ladder 174 — the same firehouse where his father, William Gormley, once served — while
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Zohran Mamdani issues dire weather warning to New Yorkers as flash floods expected: ‘Prepare...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani issued a dire warning to New Yorkers on Saturday night, warning them to "prepare now" for potential flash flooding from a bad storm expected to hit on Sunday
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Asian American Couple Attacked With Slurs on NYC Waterfront, Then Their Assailant Came Back

A walk along the Long Island City waterfront turned violent Thursday night when a young Asian American couple was approached by a stranger who shouted anti-Asian remarks and attacked them. The 21-year-old woman and 22-year-old ... Read more
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New York dumped its garbage at Fresh Kills for more than half a century,...

Some of Staten Island’s tallest hills are made of household rubbish, and there are four of them. That land was tidal creek and salt marsh until 1948, when the city opened a landfill on it as a temporary measure. By 1955 the site was the largest landfill in the world. New York City Parks puts the peak in 1986 and 1987,
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New York high school student suspended for having cup of coffee in class

Julie Kaputa received an in-school suspension for bringing a coffee to class on her first day back at school, but argues the policy was implemented illegally
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Surveillance video shows couple taking Brooklyn bodega cat

A community in Brooklyn is heartbroken after a beloved bodega cat was apparently stolen.
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East Harlem Man, 67, Dies Three Weeks After Brawl Outside Carver Houses

A 67-year-old East Harlem man has died nearly three weeks after a street fight outside the George Washington Carver Houses left him with severe head injuries. Edwin Jimenez was pronounced dead Friday at Mount Sinai Morningside, according to police, following a brawl with 52-year-old Jose Santiago that broke out around
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New York is turning into Britain, and that should terrify Americans

​New York City was not built by people who were scared. The whole point of the city has always been the speed and grit and ambition of its people. If there was a new tool that could build higher, move faster, or make someone more money, New Yorkers grabbed it with both hands. Which makes […]
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Singer’s harrowing last words before tragic death on stage in New York

The Metropolitan Opera House in New York is a famous entertainment venue, but it was the scene of a tragic death when an opera singer had a heart attack
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Fire Island Ferries honored for little-known role in 9/11 aftermath

Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, Fire Island Ferries is receiving recognition for the role its crews played in New York City’s recovery. Three of the Bay Shore-based company’s vessels — Voyager, Explorer and Fireball — were among the first to help restore ferry service to Lower Manhattan in the days after

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