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Crunching the COVID-19 Numbers: Hospitalizations and infections curves appear to flatten as NYC remains in high spread level

Crunching the COVID-19 Numbers: Hospitalizations and infections curves appear to flatten as NYC remains in high spread level

FILE PHOTO: Ina Siler, a patient at Crown Heights Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, a nursing home facility, receives the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine from Walgreens pharmacist Annette Marshall, in Brooklyn, New York, U

Photos: DanceAfrica Throws a Homegrown Celebration During its 45th Anniversary

It was good vibes and great smiles everywhere at the 2022 DanceAfrica festival where Mayor Eric Adams was spotted joining in on the fun!
Prom Dresses Giveaway in East NY for Middle and High School Students in Temporary Housing

Prom Dresses Giveaway in East NY for Middle and High School Students in Temporary Housing

On Saturday May 28, from 11:00am – 3:00pm, State Senator Roxanne J. Persaud will host a “Prom Wear Giveaway”
NYPD hunt for man who verbally assaulted man in Brooklyn with anti-Muslim statements

NYPD hunt for man who verbally assaulted man in Brooklyn with anti-Muslim statements

NEW YORK (1010 WINS) – A 44-year-old man in Brooklyn was verbally harassed when an unidentified man, unprovoked, started making anti-Muslim comments at him, the NYPD said Thursday. The incident took place around 7:45 p.m.
NYC cop killer arrested for nearly blinding girlfriend in Brooklyn

NYC cop killer arrested for nearly blinding girlfriend in Brooklyn

A paroled cop killer is back behind bars on charges he assaulted and nearly blinded his girlfriend, authorities said.
Parades, premiers and prizefights: 13 things to do this (long) weekend

Parades, premiers and prizefights: 13 things to do this (long) weekend

There’s also a stand-up show in an ice cream shop and a Caribbean street fair by the East River.
New Reform Can End Contentious NYC Vendor Arrests, But Concerns Remain

New Reform Can End Contentious NYC Vendor Arrests, But Concerns Remain

Arrests like that of Brooklyn fruit vendor Maria Falcon could be a thing of the past if reforms unveiled this week stick, advocates say.
New Prospect Park Exhibit Takes Visitors on a Journey Into What Life Sounds Like ... Underground

New Prospect Park Exhibit Takes Visitors on a Journey Into What Life Sounds Like ... Underground

Artist Nikki Lindt has spent a year exploring the mysterious world of underground sound, discovering the surprising reality of what a worm, a tree root or a fish experiences
'The Food That Made Us' Brings Free Food Trucks to Brooklyn for Immigrant Heritage Month

'The Food That Made Us' Brings Free Food Trucks to Brooklyn for Immigrant Heritage Month

The celebration will treat New York City residents to a weekend of festive food, encouraging them to explore their heritage and celebrate the month with their neighbors
"Still can't breathe": George Floyd remembered on 2-year anniversary of his murder

"Still can't breathe": George Floyd remembered on 2-year anniversary of his murder

A view of the George Floyd headstone at the Say Their Names cemetery at George Floyd Square on May 25 in Minneapolis. Photo: Stephen Maturen via Getty Images People across the U.S.