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Beth Israel Hospital awaits closure date as criticism of its management rises
Multiple surviving lawsuits are preventing a definite closure date, while Mount Sinai’s decision is scrutinized.
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NYPD struggles to stop crime in Times Square
An increase in tourism and a short-staffed police department may be to blame for a recent spike in robbery, burglary, and assault.
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In the fight against censorship, libraries stay silent on Palestine
At some schools, educators have been told not to express pro-Palestine views.
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How a café is tackling the disability employment crisis
Café Joyeux in Midtown gives job opportunities to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Midtown landmark building faces proposed remodeling
Preservationists take issue with a fashion company’s plans to redesign interiors in a historic property.
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