Shootings up 77 percent and a third of small businesses closed in NYC - but who cares? Mayor De Blasio brags he's having 'too much FUN' after spending the week riding a rollercoaster, on a TV set and a night at the theater
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Is Omicron BA.5 ‘Worst Version’ Of Covid-19 Coronavirus Seen?
Let’s clear up one misconception. Viruses aren’t like deodorant on your armpit or a fart in a room. They don’t necessarily automatically get weaker over time. In fact, often it’s quite the opposite. Mutations and natural selection can help subsequent versions of a virus get stronger and stronger in …
Vladimir Zelenko, who promoted an unfounded COVID-19 treatment, dies at 48
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Queens nurse who received first COVID vaccine named Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient
The Queens nurse who was the first to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in America will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, President Joe Biden …
New Yorkers advised to retrieve Excelsior Pass Plus
NEW YORK — Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced that more than 10.9 million Excelsior Passes have been issued to date. As the first-in-the-nation …
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‘ER’ Star Mary Mara’s Cause of Death Released
Actress Mary Mara died from asphyxiation and drowning in upstate New York over the weekend, New York State Police announced Wednesday.The ER actress’ …
Afternoon fire badly damages home in Syracuse’s Skunk City
Syracuse, N.Y. -- A home in Syracuse’s Skunk City was badly damaged in an afternoon fire Monday.Around 12:44 p.m., multiple callers reported an …
Three Arrows Capital, On Brink Of Bankruptcy, Holds Several Blue Chip NFTs
Most capital markets have done little favors this year for speculative investors. The NFT market hasn’t been spared from crypto’s chaos, which has …
Full alternate side parking rules take effect after hiatus, residents tired of 'walking in filth' are okay with it
This week, New Yorkers living in residential neighborhoods that have street sweeping twice a week will be required to move their vehicles semi-weekly …
