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Early Addition: The hot NYC reality show where nothing too dramatic happens
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Good Thursday morning in New York City, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is speaking at the U.N. General Assembly. There will be traffic and protests.
Here’s what else is happening:
- Start studying: New York City voters are getting five ballot questions this November.
- The FDNY said two people were hospitalized after an incident on the escalator inside the Trader Joe's off West 72nd Street.
- The Staten Island Zoo is saving diamondback terrapins by keeping the baby turtles safe from foxes, notorious local predators, before they're big enough to be released into a local waterway.
- Here's a glowing review of the new Southern country buffet in the East Village.
- Fans of "Next Gen NYC," a Bravo reality show about the adult children of other Bravo reality stars, love how low-stakes and undramatic it is.
- You simply can't have chard at every meal.
- Miniatures are big right now.
And finally, strong:
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