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"Even very basic things, like access to bathrooms, depending on the site that you're at, weren't readily available."
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"Even very basic things, like access to bathrooms, depending on the site that you're at, weren't readily available."
A Hell Gate investigation reveals a fragmented justice system, where defendants have been denied expungements in one part of the state, while applications by people with similar charges sail through courts in more liberal corners of the state.
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And why did the Cuomo campaign reply to Jason Levin's post where he wrote he was "tryna save the west"?
Dan Tran is the coder behind pooltables.nyc, a self-described "art project" that all the pool kids are using.
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When New York legalized recreational cannabis sales in 2021, Aaron Alexis thought he did everything right—but a sudden change in state policy has placed his business plan in limbo.
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A Hell Gate investigation reveals that the Parks Department has canceled tree plantings near NYPD precincts where cops park on the sidewalk.
There are no kitchens at the new Webster Apartments in Downtown Brooklyn, but it's got Dyson Airwraps in a vending machine.
Plus, a Summer Youth "scam," powder mailed to an ICE office, and more links for your weekend.
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