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Early Addition: The average NYC roommate is paying $1,540 a month
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Published Nov 8, 2024
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Good Friday morning in New York City, where more and more people are hiring personal chefs to cook them a week's worth of meals.
Here's what else is happening:
- The fluoride will remain in the water, an Adams administration official said yesterday.
- The average rent for a city resident who lives with roommates is $1,540 a month, according to SpareRoom.
- A Schenectady-area Republican State Assembly candidate who lost in this week's election has turned himself in to police for stealing his rival's campaign mailers from people's mailboxes.
- Chick-fil-A is hoping the planned bike corral for delivery workers at its new Brooklyn location will prevent the traffic nightmares that have ensued at its other nearby restaurant.
- Officials are warning residents near Yemassee, South Carolina, to lock their doors after dozens of monkeys escaped from a local research facility.
- Bronny is headed to the G League.
- This guy barely looks like Paul Mescal.
- Cigarette smoking is having a post-election moment.
- And finally, hot date:
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