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Tag: Hate Crimes

Swastikas on Greenpoint restaurant latest in pattern of anti-Semitism, locals say

January 9 | Noah Singer

“It goes up and it goes down, but it’s always been...

The two separate incidents took place on Monday night, Memorial Day. Photo by Scott Roth/Invision/AP

NYPD will break out hate crimes in stat reports

January 7 | Paula Katinas

There have been 13 anti-Semitic incidents in New York City since...

City’s push to address anti-Semitism draws lessons from gun violence efforts

January 6 | David Brand

In the wake of anti-Semitic hate crimes across the region, the...

New York’s solidarity march in photos, tweets and links

January 6 | Brooklyn Eagle Staff

Signs reading "No Hate, No Fear" bobbed over the marchers' heads as...

From the federal to the local, how New York is fighting anti-Semitism

January 6 | Meaghan McGoldrick

"It's not just standing in solidarity. It's taking actions to...

A banner promoting a white nationalist website stretched over the Belt Parkway. The group's website has been blurred out. Photo: BayRidgeDrivers/Twitter

White nationalist banner found hanging over Belt Parkway

January 5 | Meaghan McGoldrick and Paula Katinas

A massive handmade banner promoting a white nationalist website was discovered hanging...

Amid spree of hate crimes, city looks to past offenders for mentorship

January 2 | Reuven Blau and Yoav Gonen, THE CITY

The initiative is based on the Cure Violence program...

Security footage shows alleged attackers in pair of Hanukkah hate crimes

January 2 | Meaghan McGoldrick

As of Sunday, anti-Semitic incidents across the city were up 21...

New York City’s plan to address surge of anti-Semitic hate crimes

December 30 | Meaghan McGoldrick and Ned Berke

“So much of anti-Semitism and hate and hate crimes is really...

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Tuesday, January 25, 2022

OPPOSING FRACKED GAS VAPORIZERS:  The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is soon expected to make a permit decision on National Grid’s proposal to build two new fracked gas vaporizers at its Greenpoint LNG storage depot at the head of the North Brooklyn Pipeline. 

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CONTINUING ABSENTEE BALLOT ALLOWANCE: Legislation to allow voting by absentee ballot due to the COVID-19 pandemic through 2022 became law on Monday with Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature.

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ART INSTALLATION AT INDUSTRY CITY: The Collision Project—Industry City’s campus-wide arts initiative, will unveil a large-scale installation by artist Jen Lewin titled “The Pool,” an interactive environment of giant, concentric circles created from more than 100 circular pads, inviting visitors to walk, dance, jump, and play with the piece.

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Gowanus Plan

"Building a real recovery for our city requires forward-thinking investments that prioritize equitable growth, particularly in affluent neighborhoods that have not historically been asked to provide their fair share of New York City’s growth. The Gowanus Neighborhood Plan passed by the City Council today represents a positive step toward that vision. It will create thousands of units of affordable housing, new open space, critical investments in schools and transit, and much more."

— Eric Adams
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KIDS’ LOW COVID-19 VACCINE RATES CALLED A GUT PU KIDS’ LOW COVID-19 VACCINE RATES CALLED A GUT PUNCH: Suspicion, misinformation, complacency and delays because of the holidays and bad weather have combined to produce alarmingly low COVID-19 vaccination rates in U.S. children ages 5 to 11, authorities say. As of Tuesday, just over 17% were fully vaccinated, more than two months after shots for the age group became available. While Vermont is at 48%, California is just shy of 19% and Mississippi is only at 5%. Vaccinations among the elementary school set surged after the shots were introduced in the fall, but the numbers have crept up slowly since then, and omicron’s explosive spread appears to have had little effect. Read more by clicking the link in our bio. . . . . #covid #nyc #ny #news #newyorkcity #vaccine #brooklyndailyeagle #brooklyn
NEW YORK TO RECEIVE $6B OF FEDERAL AID FOR TRANSIT NEW YORK TO RECEIVE $6B OF FEDERAL AID FOR TRANSIT: New York City’s subways and commuter rails are getting a $6 billion chunk of federal COVID-19 relief funds. Sen. Chuck Schumer announced Wednesday the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has received the money as part of more than $14.5 billion in overall federal relief aid. The aid, contained in COVID-19 relief bills during both the Trump and Biden administrations, has helped the MTA stave off threatened service cutbacks, layoffs and fare hikes. Click the link in our bio to read more on our website. . . . . #mta #nyc #newyorkcity #train #subway #nycsubway #funds
TESTING: Drivers waited to undergo a free PCR COVI TESTING: Drivers waited to undergo a free PCR COVID test at a drive-thru testing site on a racetrack in Capiata, on Tuesday. View more photos on our site by clicking the link in our bio. . . . . #covid #testing #racecar #track #cars #photography #news #breakingnews
LOCAL COVID CONTACT TRACING NOW OPTIONAL IN NY: Ne LOCAL COVID CONTACT TRACING NOW OPTIONAL IN NY: New York will no longer require local health departments to conduct contact tracing for people who test positive for COVID-19, state health officials said Tuesday. The shift will help public health staff across New York focus on testing and vaccination, Health Commissioner Mary Bassett said. "The big change for New Yorkers is that if you test positive, you should no longer expect a call from your health department," Bassett said during a virtual appearance at an in-person news conference in New York City. Click the link in our bio to read more information. . . . . #covid #test #news #breakingnews #nyc #newyork
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