More than a foot of snow fell on New York City since late Sunday night, shutting down a number of services. But as a new day dawns Tuesday, it seems some normalcy is returning.
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By MICHAEL HINMAN
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1/31/21
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It was about mid-day on Aug. 4 when lights started to flicker out across New York City. Tropical Storm Isaias, the ninth named storm of the 2020 hurricane season, flooded streets and sidewalks, and downed trees and power lines with winds upward of 50 mph.
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By KIRSTYN BRENDLEN
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8/30/20
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo is not happy with how some of the utility companies like Con Edison performed in response to Tropical Storm Isaias. So he’s proposing new legislation he says will hurt utilities where it counts if they don’t perform as expected.
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By MICHAEL HINMAN
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8/29/20
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It was a bug that no one could see, unless you were looking for it. And even then, the only place you would find it was in computer software.
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8/15/20
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Costs of living in New York City are high, and that’s no secret. Rent is expensive. Groceries are expensive. Taxes are expensive.
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By KIRSTYN BRENDLEN
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2/2/20
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When Loeser’s Kosher Deli opened in 1960, John F. Kennedy was on the verge of being elected the 35th President of the United States. “The Flintstones” premiered on television, and the first troops were sent to Vietnam.
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By MICHAEL HINMAN
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11/26/19
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