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Growing families and starting a new chapter gives these parents even more of a reason to celebrate the new year.
The annual event, which dates back to 1903, was canceled last year because of the pandemic.
Alvin Bragg, Jr. was sworn in during a private ceremony at City Hall with his family standing with him.
It happened around 9 p.m. Saturday at 21st Street and Broadway.
More than 85,000 people tested positive across the state Friday, and the positivity rate remains at 22%.
More than 2,600 flights were canceled around the country Saturday. It's the highest single-day number since just before Christmas.
It was a smaller celebration, but there was plenty of confetti to sweep off the streets.
Students not yet eligible for a booster shot when the mandate takes effect will be allowed on campus. Once eligible, they must get the shot to stay.
Adams held a picture of his mother and used his family's bible to take the oath of office with other family members by his side in Times Square.
We're waking up to rain across the area and that'll be the trend for this first day of 2022.
To allow for social distancing this year, about 15,000 revelers are filling the pens instead of the usual 60,000, but "scaled back" for New York City standards is still pretty impressive.
New Year's Eve celebrations were held in Times Square on Dec. 31, 2021, despite a surge in COVID-19 cases, but crowds were limited and vaccines and masks were required.
If you decided to ring in the new year with scaled-back plans, you weren't alone.
It involves more rapid testing, sending dozens of new ambulance teams to New York City, and a dramatic plea for people to get vaccinated.
"The Golden Girls" actress had the longest-running career in television history as a woman, having starred in shows since 1939.
