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An East Village Dumpling Spot Shuts Down

An East Village Dumpling Spot Shuts Down

Plus, a decades-old Brooklyn market — and more restaurant shutters
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New York City Faces Severe Flooding Amid Infrastructure Challenges

New York City Faces Severe Flooding Amid Infrastructure Challenges

New York City has been under a 'flood watch' for nearly two days, with significant flooding reported across various neighborhoods. This year has been the wettest in the last five years for the city, with late August rainfall reaching nearly four inches, submerging vehicles and requiring emergency rescues. The city's aging infrastructure, some of which is over 100 years old, struggles to cope with the combined effects of heavy rainfall and global warming. Comptroller Mark Levine highlighted the lack of investment in flood protection, emphasizing the rising threat of extreme weather. The city's Coastal Flood Hazard Map identifies flood-prone areas, particularly in Queens and Brooklyn, and forecasts worsening conditions in the coming years.
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The case for Ziaire Williams as the Lakers’ fifth starter

The case for Ziaire Williams as the Lakers’ fifth starter

Ziaire Williams presents a compelling case for the Lakers’ potential fifth starter as an uber-athletic wing.
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U.S. Designer Claire Sullivan Shapes Pop Culture Fashion with Custom Creations and Upcoming Ready-to-Wear Line

U.S. Designer Claire Sullivan Shapes Pop Culture Fashion with Custom Creations and Upcoming Ready-to-Wear Line

U.S. Designer Claire Sullivan Shapes Pop Culture Fashion with Custom Creations and Upcoming Ready-to-Wear Line
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More than 45 restaurants are opening this fall in Westchester

More than 45 restaurants are opening this fall in Westchester

Bagels, burgers & more are on the menu with 45+ new fall food openings in Westchester
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Levi Strauss Co. Seeks Keyholders for Brooklyn Location Amidst Brand Expansion

Levi Strauss Co. Seeks Keyholders for Brooklyn Location Amidst Brand Expansion

Levi Strauss Co. Seeks Keyholders for Brooklyn Location Amidst Brand Expansion
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NYC Parks Department Bans Boating and Fishing in Clove Lakes Park Due to Human Waste Contamination

NYC Parks Department Bans Boating and Fishing in Clove Lakes Park Due to Human Waste Contamination

The New York City Parks Department has banned fishing and boating in Clove Lakes Park on Staten Island due to severe contamination from human waste. This decision comes a week after reports highlighted that officials had been aware of the pollution for decades without taking action. The contamination is linked to a collapsed sewer line from The Stone House restaurant, which has been rerouting its sewage directly into a Parks Department manhole via PVC pipes. The restaurant has also installed outdoor trailer bathrooms that are not connected to the sewer line. The state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is currently conducting tests on the lake to determine the necessary measures for disinfection. A 2022 licensing agreement for The Stone House included a stipulation for $200,000 in repairs, including plumbing and utilities, and an amendment in July indicated awareness of a collapsed sewer line. A plumber who worked at the restaurant 20 years ago confirmed that sewage issues have been ongoing for...
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Flood Watch Issued for New York City Amid Heavy Rain Threat

Flood Watch Issued for New York City Amid Heavy Rain Threat

New York City is under a Flood Watch as heavy rain and potential flash flooding are expected on Sunday morning. The National Weather Service forecasts rainfall amounts of 1.5 to 3 inches across the city, with the heaviest rain likely in eastern Brooklyn and Queens. The strongest storms could produce rainfall rates of 2 to 2.5 inches per hour. The Flood Watch remains in effect until noon, and thunderstorms have already caused ground stops at JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark airports. NYC Emergency Management has activated its Flash Flood Emergency Plan, and crews are clearing catch basins and preparing emergency resources. The city has also opened 51 overnight shelters for residents in flood-prone areas, particularly those living in basement apartments.
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NYC Teacher to Face Punishment from DOE for Spouting 9/11 and Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories

NYC Teacher to Face Punishment from DOE for Spouting 9/11 and Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories

A New York City social studies teacher, George Trim, is facing punishment from the Department of Education (DOE) for disseminating 9/11 and antisemitic conspiracy theories online. Trim, who taught at IS 181 in Bath Beach, Brooklyn, made these claims on his YouTube channel, 'Cartoonking365,' where he had approximately 7,500 subscribers. Among his assertions were that World Trade Center owner Larry Silverstein had foreknowledge of the 9/11 attacks and that Israel was behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He also claimed the moon landing was a hoax. The DOE's Office of Equal Opportunity found Trim in violation of Chancellor’s Regulation A-830, which outlines the department's Non-Discrimination policy. The DOE has indicated that it will consult with IS 281 Principal Maira Bender on 'appropriate corrective action,' though the specific punishment has not been disclosed.
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Skylight CEO Stephanie Blake Leads Urban Transformation and Venue Development

Skylight CEO Stephanie Blake Leads Urban Transformation and Venue Development

Skylight CEO Stephanie Blake Leads Urban Transformation and Venue Development
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Brooklyn Weather: Showers Today, Cooler and Sunny Start to the Week

Brooklyn Weather: Showers Today, Cooler and Sunny Start to the Week

Brooklyn is experiencing showers and thunderstorms today, with the potential for heavy rain in some areas. Conditions are expected to improve later in the day as skies turn partly sunny before clearing overnight. A cooler and drier weather pattern is forecast to begin on Monday, bringing increased sunshine and breezy conditions. Temperatures will range from the mid to upper 70s today, with a gradual cooling trend into the low 70s by Tuesday. Warmer weather is expected to return midweek, with highs climbing back into the upper 70s to low 80s by Wednesday and Thursday. A slight chance of showers is anticipated for Friday and Saturday, though neither day is expected to be a complete washout (News 12, 2026-09-13).
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No honor in administration, outrageous 9/11 claim, and more | Letters

No honor in administration, outrageous 9/11 claim, and more | Letters

Letters include how it is clear this is most inept administration in our lifetime, outrageous claims by Trump about 9/11, and an endorsement for Simi district board.