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Near the fountain in Washington Square Park people gathered Monday night to remember a day in American history.
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Near the fountain in Washington Square Park people gathered Monday night to remember a day in American history.
New York is once again the city that never sleeps. On Monday night, the midnight curfew lifts for bars and restaurants, and comedy clubs are starting to return to full swing.
It has been a rainy and wet Memorial Day weekend. That means a lot of people in the Tri-State Area have had to alter their plans.
A New York City man turned his stress caused by the pandemic into purpose.
It was an environmental catastrophe. A public park was poisoned with asbestos, metals and other toxins.
New York could become one of the first states to give loved ones a controversial burial option.
Bars and restaurants say selling booze to go has boosted cash flow during the pandemic anywhere from 15% to 40%.
The Mets have been struggling to score runs of late, but off the field they hit one out of the park Monday.
With 65,000 positions open statewide, business owners say they need the help.
Millions of dollars are still available to help small businesses struggling due to the pandemic and Nassau County is now proposing million in new grants. But many don't know how or where to apply.
Vehicles are priced low and buyers are told it has to sell fast and that the car will be delivered after sending money to a third-party account.
Food services, offices, gyms, retail, salons and more can also increase to 100% capacity, but they must still be able to maintain six feet of distance if not everyone is vaccinated.
A years-long gap in a résumé is usually a red flag for potential employers signaling someone who's been out of touch and may have rusty skills.
With COVID-19 cases dropping and restrictions loosening up, many are starting to think about their summer plans.
COVID and the policies to help fight its economic implications have put the IRS far behind in its processing of tax returns.
