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A planned cell tower in Wading River is drawing ire

Town, Residents Clash Over Wading River Cell Tower Plan

By Nandika Chatterjee Conversation…

Governor Kathy Hochul announces minimum wages will increase to $16.50 in 2025, raising .50 cents.

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New York City’s minimum wage is set to go up New Year’s Day — but some say it’s not nearly enough

By Jada Camille Conversation…

2024-12-16 Assemblywoman Nily Rozic Brings Holiday Cheer to Flushing with Annual Holiday Meal Giveaway

Queens

AM Nily Rozic partners with Grubhub and Selfhelp Community Services for holiday meal giveaway

By Colum Motherway Conversation…

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Queens

New York becomes first state to mandate insurance coverage for cancer hair-preservation treatment

By Shane O’Brien Conversation…

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Queens

Assembly Member Ron Kim criticizes Gov. Hochul’s veto of Adult Day Care oversight bill

By Colum Motherway Conversation…

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Group calls Norbers’ eligibility into question

By Luke Feeney Conversation…

Nassau

North Shore Board of Ed accepts Galati’s resignation, plans replacement

By Luke Feeney Conversation…

Mayor Eric Adams.

Opinion

Op-Ed | Improving the quality of life for all New Yorkers

By Mayor Eric Adams Conversation…

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is championing the Kids Online Safety Act.

Politics

New York LGBTQ groups call on Congress to reject the Kids Online Safety Act

By Matt Tracy Conversation…

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Bronx hosts meeting of Conservative Party candidates for citywide office

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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“Is he Black?”: Public advocate candidate questions Jumaane Williams’ identity and connection to Black community

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

The R211 train has arrived on the Staten Island Railway.

Hundreds of open gangway subway cars to start rolling into NYC by 2027

By Barbara Russo-Lennon Conversation…

Former adviser to Mayor Eric Adams, Ingrid Lewis-Martin (shown in this 2022 photo), said on Dec. 16, 2024 that she could be criminally indicted in a corruption case as soon as this week.

Politics

Former Adams adviser Ingrid Lewis-Martin claims she’s target of incoming Manhattan DA indictment: ‘I am being falsely accused’

By Robert Pozarycki Conversation…

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Politics

Mayor Adams’ campaign presses on after finance board denies $4M in matching funds over indictment

By Robert Pozarycki Conversation…

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Queens

Queens BP Donovan Richards recommends conditional approval of $8 billion Metropolitan Park proposal

By Shane O’Brien Conversation…

Velázquez and Schumer secure $365 million in funding for renewable energy projects in Puerto Rico

By sobrien Conversation…

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Queens

CM Holden calls Adams’ meeting with Trump’s incoming border czar a ‘critical step’ for NYC safety

By Colum Motherway Conversation…

Israeli hostage Tal Chaimi

Bring them home: Presenting the stories of the Oct. 7 hostages

amNewYork Metro Conversation…

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Politics

Schumer urges Congress to use precise techology for demystifying drone sightings in NYC

By Barbara Russo-Lennon and Lloyd Mitchell Conversation…

Mayor Eric Adams (left) and Chief Adviser Ingrid Lewis-Martin (right).

Politics

Ingrid Lewis-Martin, top aide to Eric Adams, abruptly steps down from post

By Barbara Russo-Lennon Conversation…

Bill O'Reilly

No Spin Zone: Yo, Adrian! Donald Trump now the new Rocky Balboa

By Bill O’Reilly Conversation…

Westhampton Beach Village Mayor Ralph Urban

Westhampton Beach Mayor Ralph Urban Builds on Village’s Success

By Todd Shapiro Conversation…

Tom Ferraro

Our Town: The decivilization of America

By Tom Ferraro Conversation…

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