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New York City and California to Require Vaccines or Tests for Workers
The new requirement in California, which covers 246,000 state government employees, plus the two million health care workers in the…
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Rabbi Yoel Kahn, Oral Scribe for the Grand Rabbi, Dies at 91
“He had immense knowledge, so he knew what the Rebbe was saying,” said Mr. Loewenthal, a member of Lubavitch. That…
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New York will require city workers to be vaccinated or tested weekly by mid-September.
New York City will require all municipal workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus by the time schools reopen in…
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State’s Rent Relief Program Is Off to a Slow Start
Weather: Clouds clear away in the afternoon. High around 90. Alternate-side parking: In effect until Aug. 15 (Feast of the…
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‘We Could Not Find a Sign Pointing Us to Home Plate’s Former Home’
Finding Home Dear Diary: On a trip to New York City, I convinced my wife, Linda, to join me on…
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How (and Why) the Metro Desk Photographed 115 Service Workers
Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.…
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Summer Camps and Virus Outbreaks: What to Know
Weather: Today and Saturday, mostly sunny, with a high in the low 80s. On Sunday, partly sunny, with an afternoon…
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An Officer Was Taunted and Spit At. Now He Faces Criminal Charges.
A New York police sergeant attacked two handcuffed suspects while making arrests, the authorities said. Source
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A Murder ‘Solved’ in 4 Hours Sent the Wrong Man to Prison for 23 Years
The police did not respond to a request for comment on the district attorney’s report. Irving Cohen, Mr. Williams’s lawyer…
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Kathy Andrade, Unionist Who Fought for Immigrant Workers, Dies at 88
Her work on behalf of garment workers helped prod organized labor to rethink its approach to an increasingly immigrant-based work…
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Video: Vaccinations or Weekly Testing to Be Required for N.Y.C. Health Workers
“Today, we announce something new, a Covid safety requirement for our health workers, the workers we depend on the most,…
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Higher Fares on the Subway? Not This Year.
Weather: Partly sunny and hazy, with a high in the mid-80s. Afternoon thunderstorms could bring strong wind and hail. Alternate-side…
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‘Was the Astor Place Kmart Haunted?’ and Other Thoughts on Its Closing
Kmart opened its doors at 770 Broadway, a commercial landmark where the West Village meets the East, in 1996. Anyone…
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These Are the Workers Who Kept New York Alive in Its Darkest Months
These Are the Workers Who Kept New York Alive in Its Darkest Months The city’s 2.5 million service workers were…
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$2.1 Billion AirTrain to La Guardia Gets Green Light from U.S.
By 2025, travelers who use La Guardia Airport may no longer have to fight New York City’s notorious traffic to…
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Condo Fatigue on the Upper West Side
Chris Giordano, president of the West 64th-67th Street Block Association, called it a bait-and-switch. “Even if you take away the…
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Restaurant Week Makes a Comeback
The industry has started to recover, but many businesses are still struggling. It is hoped the promotion, through Aug. 22,…
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These Restaurateurs Want Everyone in America Eating Indian Food
Ten years ago, Roni Mazumdar cautiously added a Bengali dish from his childhood — a beet, carrot, potato and pea…
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Video: De Blasio Says He Won’t Mandate Masks to Fight Delta Variant
Reporter: “Due to the challenge with Delta variant, do you expect or do you support any executive order to enforce…
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Ex-Student Charged After Putting Hitler Quotation in Yearbook, Police Say
A former high school student in Connecticut was charged with computer crimes after gaining access to a school database and…
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