Extra Extra: It's Time For The Summer Of 'Garfield GO'

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Published Jun 17, 2017

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Swamp draining update: The Trump administration's plan to take on the pharmaceutical industry is being written by...the pharmaceutical industry.
Trying to asses Dan Girardi's career with the Rangers, warts and all.
Suffolk County is dealing with a rabid bat problem.
Hey, whales are coming back to New York.
A Bronx baby fell five stories out her bedroom window, but managed to survive.
Bronx Science swim coach resigns after students allegedly complain about him taking poolside pics
Why get a boring normal fidget spinner when you can get a bootleg Arcade Fire one that makes the Arcade Fire mad?
If you liked Pokemon GO but it didn't have enough Garfield for your liking, then you'll really love Garfield GO, probably.
And finally, not gonna lie, I hope you hate New England:

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