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NYC Continues Move Away From Middle School Admissions Screens; High School Admissions To Be Centralized
Families have waited for weeks for information on middle and high school application details, which are typically issued earlier in the month.
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Jessica Gould
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Sophia Chang
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With A Month Left In Office And A Potential Run For Governor, De Blasio Makes A Political Bet On Vaccine Mandates
Political experts said Monday’s order requiring all private employers to get their workers vaccinated would burnish de Blasio’s legacy on vaccinations—and with left-leaning Democrats.
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Elizabeth Kim
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Half Of East River Park Closed To Public As Flood Protection Project Begins
The contentious plan to demolish and rebuild East River Park, a key climate priority for the de Blasio administration that’s prompted legal challenges and neighborhood uproar, is officially underway.
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Jake Offenhartz
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NYC's Program to Curb Dangerous Driving Is Finally Underway
The Driver Abatement Program, funded in February, had its first class of drivers in November.
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Stephen Nessen
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Hochul Is Not Considering A Vaccine Mandate For MTA Workers
Currently MTA workers can be vaccinated or get tested each week.
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Stephen Nessen
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Jen Chung
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De Blasio Dropped Suit Against Corrections Officers Union. Hundreds Continue To Skip Work
New data shows that, as of November 3rd, 1,515 uniformed staffers were on sick leave and another 39 had gone AWOL, only a slight improvement since the city's lawsuit was withdrawn.
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George Joseph
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De Blasio He’s Still Deciding On Middle And High School Admissions Changes
A Department of Education spokesperson confirmed that the city is "reevaluating" decisions it made last year for admissions.
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Jessica Gould
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At Some Schools, Overwhelming Demand For Kids' Vaccines On First Day Of NYC Public School Vaccine Clinics
The de Blasio administration has promised to offer shots at more than 1,000 schools over the next week, serving about 400,000 students.
By
Jessica Gould
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Elizabeth Kim
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Amidst Hunger Strike, NYC Taxi Drivers Get Better Debt Relief Deal
The taxi drivers' union hailed the news.
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Jen Chung
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Stephen Nessen
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As Trash Piles Up On Staten Island, Residents Blame De Blasio, Not Sanitation Workers Protesting Vaccine Mandate
The heaps of uncollected trash may be the most visible sign of a small but potent protest against the city’s expanded COVID-19 vaccine mandate for municipal employees.
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Jake Offenhartz
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