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The ‘miraculous’ story of 5 firefighters who survived 9/11
There is no playbook for dealing with the grief and fear left behind by 9/11.
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Upstate to Hudson Valley: 12 best U-pick apple orchards in New York
We found the best U-pick apple orchards in New York so you don’t have to. Check out these 12 options from the Hudson Valley all the way to upstate.
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Where and when Hudson Valley ceremonies will honor lives lost on 9/11
As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, communities across the Hudson Valley will come together to remember those who were lost.
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Manhattan billionaire Leon Black sues Congress, skips Epstein deposition
The Apollo Global co-founder and former MoMA chair is refusing to hand over non-disclosure agreements tied to Jeffrey Epstein, prompting contempt threats from House Oversight leaders.
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After 66 years, NY teacher earns lifetime achievement award
Martha Strever is the longest active teacher in New York.
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Mike Lawler revives blackface scandal with new Michael Jackson post
The Hudson Valley Republican’s Michael Jackson birthday post reopened a 2024 blackface controversy just weeks before New Yorkers begin voting in his tight reelection fight against Democrat Cait Conley.
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6 New York employers building career opportunities for people with disabilities
From a Long Island sock empire to our favorite burger and cupcakes, these New York employers are building real careers for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Seneca Nation demands Trump rescind order renaming Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’
Seneca Nation President J. Conrad Seneca says Trump’s order renaming Lake Ontario ignores tribal consultation requirements and violates the 1794 Treaty of Canandaigua, as Congress moves to block the change.
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Where to find the best matcha in New York City
From ceremonial-grade pours in the East Village to a shaken matcha cocktail in Brooklyn, 12 NYC cafes prove there’s more to matcha than a green latte.
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Tom Suozzi makes affordability the centerpiece of his case for reelection
Rep. Tom Suozzi pledges to fight for middle-class affordability and work across the aisle to fix the economy.
