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Housing

Housing lottery launches for four units in Melrose, rent starts at $2,000

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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AMNY

MTA cannot leave subway station booths empty when workers call out for emergencies, Manhattan judge rules

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Zeta Charter Schools opens new elementary, middle school campus in the Bronx

By Lesley Cosme Torres Conversation…

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South Bronx Legionnaires’ outbreak reaches 14 cases, 2 deaths as residents voice concerns at town hall

By Rebecca Raghunath Conversation…

U.S. Rep. Ocasio Cortez has announced federal authorization for up to $351 million in flood mitigation projects across Queens and the Bronx.

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AOC helps secure federal authorization for flood mitigation projects in Queens and the Bronx worth up to $351M

AMNY

Game of ‘Thrones’: NYC is getting 17 new public bathrooms, with digital entry and a 10-minute limit

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Pour BX brings a new wine bar to Mott Haven as the neighborhood’s dining scene continues to take shape

By ET Rodriguez Conversation…

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Community cleanup gives new hope to longtime Throggs Neck ambulance corps

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

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Hand In Hand offers Throggs Neck entrepreneurs office space without the commitment

By Jay Cole Conversation…

Mayor Zohran Mamdani builds a snowman with pre-k students.

AMNY

FIRST ON amNY: Mamdani sets standard NYC snow shoveler pay at $30 an hour this winter

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AMNY

Mamdani’s COGE launches $1.6M push to explain 5 ‘faster government’ ballot questions

Mayor Mamdani at a presser on Immigration.

AMNY

‘Cruelty is the point’: NYC, NY AG challenge Trump rule expanding ‘public charge’ test for green cards

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AMNY

Taxi driver tragedy: NYC cabbie found dead in his car last week is third lost in as many months, union says

Yankee Stadium from the 161st Street train station.

Health

Yankee Stadium, Lincoln Hospital cooling towers test positive for Legionella as outbreak kills 1, sickens 9

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

AMNY

NYC landlords likely to lose challenge of rent freeze, legal experts say – but a win could throw rent-stabilized leases into chaos

Along Trinity Ave in the Morrisania section of the Bronx, some row houses built in the early 20th century still remain. Few more can be found along Charles Prince Place and Forest Avenue.

Health

Legionnaires’ disease cluster hits the South Bronx, 1 dead and 5 cases confirmed

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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LGBTQ youth surround Mayor Zohran Mamdani (center), Taylor Brown, the director of the Mayor's Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs (left), and Prime Minister Rob Jetten of The Netherlands (right) at The LGBT Center on Sept. 24.

Mamdani and out gay Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten meet LGBTQ youth at The Center