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High-ranking NYPD member on modified duty after shooting incident

A high-ranking member of the NYPD is on modified duty as police in Rockland County investigate his involvement in a shooting incident.
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AI could upend thousands of jobs. A bill would make New York start counting.

As AI threatens to upend the workplace, a proposed state law would require large employers to disclose job losses to the technology.
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HCCC & Rutgers University-Newark sign CONNECT Transfer Pathways Agreement

Hudson County Community College and Rutgers University-Newark signed their CONNECT Transfer Pathways Agreement to allow for a seamless transfer for HCCC graduates who want to pursue four-year degrees in biology, computer arts, marketing, and much more. “The CONNECT program is transformational. It removes barriers and t
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This online course about Puerto Rican diasporas features Hartford history. You can take it...

If you’re looking for a class to fill your summer schedule, The City University of New York’s Center for Puerto Rican Studies, or CENTRO, has a unique option. A free, online Diasporican Educational Program teaches Puerto Rican history beyond the island’s borders, including the populations of Puerto Ricans who settled o
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Free People to Open in Downtown Montclair at Landmark Bloomfield Avenue Building

The vacancy at 469 Bloomfield Avenue will be no more, as Free People – a lifestyle retail store selling women’s clothing and accessories – will open its newest location in the heart of downtown Montclair. The boho chic retailer is taking street-level space in the building with...
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Sherrill picks new Insurance Fraud prosecutor

Gov. Mikie Sherrill has nominated a former federal prosecutor as the state’s insurance fraud prosecutor. Bernard Cooney, a Montclair resident who worked with Sherrill at the U.S. Attorney’s office, assumed the post on an interim basis last week as he awaits State Senate confirmation. Cooney was an Assistant...
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New York Residents Clash Over Mamdani’s Landlord Comments: ‘NYC Is Notorious for Their Slumlords’

A video posted on the social media platform X shows New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiling his plan for negligent landlords and property owners. The proposal includes pursuing legal action against severely neglected properties and potentially transferring ownership to nonprofit organizations, responsible operator
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This New York Restaurant Is Setting A New Standard For Seafood Worldwide

Seafood has a reputation for being simple. Fresh catch, a little butter, maybe a squeeze of lemon, and everyone goes home happy. That is a perfectly fine philosophy, and then there are the places that throw that entire philosophy out the window and replace it with something that makes you question every seafood meal yo
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‘Mack the Knife’ Composer Kurt Weill Once Owned This Storybook Home in New York

This quaint storybook estate tucked into a leafy enclave about 25 miles north of New York City carries a rare artistic legacy. 'The Hunting Wives' Star Malin Akerman's Charming L.A. Home Can Now Be Yours Located in the affluent Rockland County hamlet of New City in the Lower Hudson Valley, Brook House dates to 1880 and
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Opinion: For the first time ever, “all leases, no increases”

New Yorkers are in trouble right now. They’re facing stagnant wages and rising costs for food, transportation and childcare. Then there’s rent. The fact is the New Yorkers who make this city work are being priced out of their own homes. This year, when the Rent Guidelines Board...

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