Right Lane Closed On Short Stretch Of Southbound West Side Highway
One lane of the southbound West Side Highway on an Upper West Side stretch will be closed through at least Monday morning, as crews conduct inspections.
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One lane of the southbound West Side Highway on an Upper West Side stretch will be closed through at least Monday morning, as crews conduct inspections.
The group is holding its annual convention at a Times Square hotel. Some major traffic problems are expected in the area as a result of the president's visit.
The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a massive cleanup of the Passaic River after hundreds of years of pollution.
Rep. Steve Israel discussed his Household Cleaning Products Right To Know Act Friday from Port Washington.
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Three-year-olds at Beth-El Nursery School in New Rochelle enjoyed their Seder early, enjoying the customary feast on Friday.
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Tie started her journey at a rail yard on 149th Street in the Bronx and chased the train about a mile and a half to the 125th Street station in Harlem, where MTA officers Luis Alvarez and Errold Borges rescued her.
Tony Triarsi, owner of the La Fontana restaurant at 95 S. Broadway, said a waiter was diagnosed with Hepatitis A after returning from a trip to El Salvador.
A three-alarm fire tore through three attached residential homes, forcing residents to run for their lives on Staten Island.
God Gazarov said an Equifax customer-service representative even suggested that he change his name to resolve the issue.
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