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Friday, September 22, 2023

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NYPD RELEASES IDENTITY OF CYCLIST
KILLED IN SCHOOL BUS COLLISION

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NY A.G. ORDERS GROUP TO STOP IMPERSONATING ELECTION OFFICIALS, INTIMIDATING VOTERS

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NYU LANGONE HOSPITALS, INCLUDING IN BROOKLYN,
WIN AWARDS FOR QUALITY AND PATIENT SAFETY

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CITY COUNCIL ACCUSES ADAMS OF OBSTRUCTING INVESTIGATION INTO UNVETTED CONTRACTS FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS

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ELDERLY SCHOOL BUS DRIVER
IN COLLISION THAT KILLED CYCLIST

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