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SNOW DAY: NYC Public Schools Are Closed


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Jen Chung

Published Jan 27, 2011

Modified Jan 27, 2011


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Published Jan 27, 2011

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Schools Chancellor Cathie Black announced that all NYC public schools are closed today. (Parents who have to go to work, good luck finding baby-sitters!) Also, Mayor Bloomberg said that all non-emergency government offices would be closed, "New York City almost never takes a snow day, but today is one of those rare days." Parking regulations have also been suspended.

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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