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    Raise the Age Law Poses Challenges

    A new youth incarceration system designed to be more humane has not yet become so, advocates said on Thursday, Dec. 6. At a panel discussion sponsored by… Read more “Raise the Age Law Poses Challenges”

    December 14, 2018December 14, 2018 by Jeevika Verma

    SantaCon Came Back to Town

    Penn Station looked a little different Saturday morning as groups of Santas and people dressed in Christmas-inspired costumes milled about in search of the exits. Two teenage… Read more “SantaCon Came Back to Town”

    December 13, 2018 by Ero Partsakoulaki

    Double Dutch Teams Skip to Championship at Apollo Theater

    Multiple jump ropes whirred in perfect rhythm as competitors—fourth graders to adults— bounced skillfully between the oscillating cords. Their friends kept count of the steps. The audience… Read more “Double Dutch Teams Skip to Championship at Apollo Theater”

    December 12, 2018 by Maggie Green

    New York State Yo-Yo Champion Crowned in Coney Island

    The yo-yos were moving fast. Sideways. Behind the back. Between the legs. Over the shoulder. Competitors vying for the title of New York state yo-yo champion Saturday… Read more “New York State Yo-Yo Champion Crowned in Coney Island”

    December 12, 2018 by Sara Ohlms

    Advocates Urge New York City Council to Support the State Single-Payer Health Plan

    Seven years ago, when Sandra Stein’s son was 2 years old, he woke up having a seizure. At the hospital a few days later, as his family… Read more “Advocates Urge New York City Council to Support the State Single-Payer Health Plan”

    December 10, 2018 by Valeria Piantoni

    Trying to Stand Out on Giving Tuesday

      A pop up shop in Bryant Park had few tangible goods to sell on Tuesday, Nov. 27. Instead, visitors could take selfies with live goats, donkeys… Read more “Trying to Stand Out on Giving Tuesday”

    December 10, 2018 by Ali Zaslav

    Committee Hopes to Reduce Election Day Drama

    A committee of nine appointed officials listened Monday to a room of approximately two dozen angry residents in Tribeca and took diligent notes about the myriad issues… Read more “Committee Hopes to Reduce Election Day Drama”

    December 10, 2018 by Maggie Green

    Upper West Side Residents Object to Plan for New Homeless Shelter

    Upper West Side residents, backed up by their local community board, objected Tuesday night to the city’s plan to open a 200-bed homeless shelter on West 94th… Read more “Upper West Side Residents Object to Plan for New Homeless Shelter”

    December 10, 2018 by Yuanjing Shi

    Families of Disappeared Migrants Come Together at a New York Vigil

    By Giulia McDonnell Nieto del Rio Blanca Jarama has been searching for her brother for the six years since she last received a call demanding a ransom… Read more “Families of Disappeared Migrants Come Together at a New York Vigil”

    December 9, 2018January 31, 2019 by Giulia McDonnell Nieto del Rio

    CUNY Students Protest Amazon Deal

    About 20 current students and graduates of the City University of New York held a rally outside the office of the CUNY board of trustees chairman on… Read more “CUNY Students Protest Amazon Deal”

    December 6, 2018 by Yuanjing Shi

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