Dangerous incidents threaten to permanently close Manhattan day care center
Parents have been forced to find new child care after troubling stories at Bright Horizons at Columbus Circle day care in Manhattan.
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Parents have been forced to find new child care after troubling stories at Bright Horizons at Columbus Circle day care in Manhattan.
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