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Freshly minted grads face rocky start as consulting firms delay hiring
International new hires scramble to figure out visa issues and finances.
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Older New Yorkers wait years for affordable housing
Years-long housing waitlists are keeping older people in unsafe living environments.
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City tennis courts cost New Yorkers more time than money
New Yorkers can wait for hours to play on city courts.
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Rockefeller Center offers generous discounts to lure boutiques and local businesses
Local retail businesses sprout up in Rockefeller Center thanks to flexible lease terms.
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City seizure of Hudson Yards building angers tenants
Historic building in Hudson Yards set to be bulldozed for an access road.
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Flower District copes with nationwide farm consolidation
Flower shops adapt to new ways of business.
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Mental health response team absent from Midtown despite requests
New Yorkers in Midtown want the city to do more about the mental health crisis.
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VA nurses faces staffing challenges, uncertain future
Nurses demand more staffing and reduced hours in the midst of national VA nurse shortages.
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Off-Broadway program offers support to actors with kids
The Playwrights Realm production stands out for its support of cast and crew members with children.
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Rodent complaints remain high under new rat czar
The number of 311 complaints about rodents in Manhattan remains elevated, despite New York City’s renewed efforts to boost sanitation.
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Midtown Underground Market Makes Changes to Attract Subway Riders
Businesses inside Columbus Circle Subway Station are struggling to attract customers.
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Controversy Continues Over Vaccine Mandate for Public School Workers
New York City public school employees who refuse the vaccine remain on unpaid leave.
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Beloved Central Park Horse Show Sidelined by COVID-19
The Central Park Horse Show would have happened this September, if not for COVID-19 and other logistical issues.
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Hell’s Kitchen Residents Need More Funds to Restore NYC’s Oldest Community Mural
A neighborhood committee struggles to complete the restoration of a beloved community mural in time for its 50th anniversary.
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Black Broadway Artists Make History While Challenging Racial Norms in Theater
A record number of Black productions are debuting on Broadway this year, a sign that the theater industry is finally becoming inclusive.
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There’s a Bitter Fight Between Café China and Its Former Employees
After a Michelin restaurant in Midtown East moved to a new location, its former employees opened a new restaurant in the old location, prompting a bitter fight.
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Tentative Agreement Reached Between Healthcare Workers and Hospitals
After a month of negotiations, the 1199 Healthcare Workers Union and the League of Voluntary Hospitals and Homes finally reached a tentative agreement.
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Midtown Bookstores Keep Their Doors Open Amid the Pandemic
The number of Midtown bookstores has been declining for years, but the pandemic has added another layer of stress to booksellers.
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Fifth Avenue Shows Signs of Recovery
With a high vaccination rate in New York City, foot traffic to Fifth Avenue has increased significantly.
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Oldest LGBTQ Bar in Hell’s Kitchen Closes Permanently
Hell’s Kitchen community feels the impact of oldest LGBTQ nightclub closing down.
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