Escalating their fight against the reimbursement of lessons in the classroom next month, a crowd of city staff massaged outside the schools of Richard Carranza’s apartment building in Brooklyn Thursday night to demand a delay of resumption. Carrying signs and singing, the throng claimed that the city failed to ensure …
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More than a dozen states have been approved to pay unemployed workers $ 300 a week authorized by President Trump – but New York has not even asked for the cash, according to a website that follows the applications. Kentucky is the last state to give the green light to …
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Mayor Bill de Blasio bluntly said he “has no plans” to restore indoor dining in New York City, citing a link between indoor food and a resurgence of the coronavirus in other parts of the world. “Indoors, there’s no plan at the moment,” Blasio told WNYC’s “The Brian Lehrer Show” …
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A space of more than 400 wrecked subway windows in four months has put the MTA on the brink of a glass shortage, transit officials said. “We had a reserve of glass when this wave started in May. We walked through the reservation, “said MTA spokesman Tim Minton about the …
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Head of State Andrew Cuomo said Friday that he ‘crossed his fingers’ that Big Apple schools are ready to open safely – but admitted he was not sure he was sending his own children to one in the city. “I would have a lot of questions,” Cuomo admitted in the …
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