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New York Today: Dealing With Noisy Neighbors
Thursday: How to handle the loud apartment next door, a Confederate plaque comes down, and an Elvis Presley anniversary.
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Photo CreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times De Blasio Would Sooner Tax the Rich Than Befriend Them
Mayor de Blasio ran on a platform of ending income inequality, and had no natural kinship to Wall Street. Four years later, little has changed.
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Photo CreditKarsten Moran for The New York Times A Brutal Gang Assault, Two Skull Surgeries, and a ‘Miraculous’ Recovery
More than three months after a violent attack in the Bronx, Souleymane Porgo, a former street vendor, has made an improbable comeback.
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Photo CreditChang W. Lee/The New York Times As Troopers Are Diverted, Deployment Data Remains Restricted
The state comptroller’s office denied a request for information by The Times after a State Police lawyer argued that revealing details threatened troopers.
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Photo CreditNathaniel Brooks for The New York Times Lives of 18th Century British Troops Unfold in Upstate New York
Muskets, gun flints, animal bones and wine glass stems unearthed in Fort Edward, N.Y., help paint a portrait of soldiers in the French and Indian War.
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Photo CreditSam Hodgson for The New York Times Cuomo Says Confederate Names on New York Streets Should Go
Plaques honoring two Confederate leaders were taken down in Brooklyn. Two busts of them will be removed in the Bronx. And the governor has asked the Army to remove their names from streets in Fort Hamilton.
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Explosion Injures F.B.I. Agent’s Hand in Lower Manhattan
The agent was checking on a concussion grenade in the back of a vehicle when it accidentally exploded, law enforcement officials said.
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Photo CreditBryan R. Smith for The New York Times Police Add Civilians in Bid to Better Analyze Crime Data
The New York Police Department is hiring 100 civilians with math and statistics backgrounds to help detect patterns and make sense of compiled data.
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Photo CreditBenjamin Norman for The New York Times Transit Group Proposes Extending Gateway Project to Reach Long Island
The Regional Plan Association recommended running trains through Manhattan and adding a bus terminal as part of the Hudson River rail tunnel project.
