Pothole blitz underway across NYC for second weekend
DOT crews are responding to 311 complaints and fixing all the various potholes they encounter.
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DOT crews are responding to 311 complaints and fixing all the various potholes they encounter.
Starting in May, it will be up to each individual production to set vaccination requirements.
More than two weeks ago, the U.S.S. Sullivans began leaning to one side after it started taking on water.
The woman regained consciousness as she was being raped, according to police.
They spent the day talking about ways to curb violence ahead of the summer.
Relatives say Willy Joseph Cancel was killed fighting alongside Ukrainian forces.
Fan Jennifer Ward was surprised by her boyfriend, Joe York, who proposed in front of more than 1,000 people.
"Girl from the North Country" will have a brief run through June 11 at the Belasco Theatre.
Zookeepers say newborn joeys spend about seven months in their mothers' pouches.
Three major events happening Sunday could cause gridlock in and around the city and on Long Island.
The "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" exhibit is now open to the public at the Paley Center for Media in Midtown.
Children, babies and even a dog were passed down to good Samaritans on the ground.
Only 89 of the city's approximately 1,700 schools have permanent metal detectors, the union head says.
The idea stems from the surplus food dilemma. Forty percent of U.S. food is thrown away uneaten.
Friday marked the first National Rugelach Day, made possible by a pastry chef in Harlem.
