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De Blasio says city will check if Trump paid ‘fair share’ of local taxes

NYPost.com (Metro) 9/28 3:10P Kenneth Garger

Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday night said the city will look into whether President Trump has paid the correct amount of city taxes. “The New York City Department of Finance...

Survey Says Many Parents Plan To Skip Flu Shots For Children This Year, Going Against Health...

CBS New York 9/28 1:07P CBS New York

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) There s troubling news about children and flu shots as we head into an uncertain cold, flu and COVID-19 season. A new survey says millions of parents may...

NYC kids will return to classrooms for first time in 6 months on Tuesday

NYPost.com (Metro) 9/28 12:55P Selim Algar

School bells are about to start ringing in New York City but they could be tolling for a troubled year. With a slew of COVID-19 restrictions in place, hundreds of thousands of...

Schools: The New Normal | City Residents Migrating To East End Of Long Island In Search Of In-Person...

CBS New York 9/28 12:48P CBS New York

EAST QUOGUE, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) On the East End of Long Island, many school districts are scrambling to find extra space and teachers. It s due to an influx of families from...

New York City Ballet Dropped From a Woman’s Photo-Sharing Lawsuit

NYTimes.com (N.Y./Region) 9/28 12:47P Julia Jacobs

The suit cited the company, its school and dancers in a case that described “a fraternity-like atmosphere” at the ballet. Her ex-boyfriend remains a defendant.

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Major law firm leases plummet by 45% year over year

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 9/28 8:09A Eddie Small

The pandemic has not hit law firms quite as hard as other industries, but major leases in the sector are still down by 45% in New York City compared with last year, according...

New York City cases still ‘alarming’ in some areas

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 9/28 3:29A Bloomberg

Covid-19 is spreading “at an alarming rate” in eight New York City neighborhoods, the health department said, even as infections statewide receded from the 1,000-case...

Principals union demands state control schools, not mayor

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 9/28 3:29A Associated Press

The union representing New York City’s school principals called Sunday for the state to take control of the school system from the mayor for the duration of the coronavirus...

Related: Principals Assail N.Y.C. Mayor, Calling for State Takeover of Schools NYTimes.com (Education)

Google partners with nonprofit to help small businesses sell online

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 9/28 3:00A Ryan Deffenbaugh

A partnership between Google and a Midtown nonprofit aims to help 150 New York City small businesses get their products online before the holiday shopping season. The program,...

Young People Are Spreading the Virus

NYTimes.com (Education) 9/25 6:41A Amelia Nierenberg and Adam Pasic

And New York City is still struggling with the logistics of its hybrid reopening.

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New York City Ballet Dropped From a Woman’s Photo-Sharing Lawsuit

NYTimes.com (Dance) 9/28 12:47P Julia Jacobs

The suit cited the company, its school and dancers in a case that described “a fraternity-like atmosphere” at the ballet. Her ex-boyfriend remains a defendant.

Major law firm leases plummet by 45% year over year

CrainsNewYork.com (Arts) 9/28 8:09A Eddie Small

The pandemic has not hit law firms quite as hard as other industries, but major leases in the sector are still down by 45% in New York City compared with last year, according...

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Principals union demands state control schools, not mayor

CrainsNewYork.com (Hospitality and Tourism) 9/28 3:29A Associated Press

The union representing New York City’s school principals called Sunday for the state to take control of the school system from the mayor for the duration of the coronavirus...

Related: Principals union demands state control schools, not mayor CrainsNewYork.com (Arts), Principals union demands state control schools, not mayor CrainsNewYork.com (Media & Entertainment)

New York City cases still ‘alarming’ in some areas

CrainsNewYork.com (Hospitality and Tourism) 9/28 3:29A Bloomberg

Covid-19 is spreading “at an alarming rate” in eight New York City neighborhoods, the health department said, even as infections statewide receded from the 1,000-case...

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How NYC’s Food Journalists Feel About the Return of Indoor Dining

Eater NY 9/28 9:53A Luke Fortney

Eleven Madison Park, which announced that it could reopen for indoor dining as early as November | Gary He/Eater Reporters, editors, food writers, and critics share their plans for the city’s return...

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How Community Gardens Became Outlets of Innovation for Former Restaurant Workers

Eater NY 9/28 5:04A Emma Orlow

The cooperative model of community gardens is a welcome respite for some hospitality workers | Arina P Habich/Shutterstock Community gardens’ non-hierarchical models are a foil for many of the city’s...

The Food Lab Junior: A Bibimbap Recipe for All Ages

Serious Eats (Recipes) 9/28 3:00A J. Kenji López-Alt

With lots of mix-and-match options and tasks of varying difficulty levels, this bibimbap recipe is perfect for making with kids of all ages. Get Recipe!

Zucchini Bread Recipe

Serious Eats (Recipes) 9/27 9:45P Kristina Razon

We gave the classic recipe a makeover by adding whole wheat wheat flour, melted butter, and a touch of ground coriander to give classic zucchini bread more nuanced flavor. Get Recipe!

De Blasio Says Expanded Outdoor Dining Will Be ‘Permanent’ and ‘Year-round’

NYMag.com (Grub Street) 9/25 6:23A Chris Crowley

New York City’s Open Restaurants program is now “permanent and year-round,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said today on WNYC’s “The Brian Lehrer Show.” Many restaurateurs have called...

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Major law firm leases plummet by 45% year over year

CrainsNewYork.com (Retail & Apparel) 9/28 8:09A Eddie Small

The pandemic has not hit law firms quite as hard as other industries, but major leases in the sector are still down by 45% in New York City compared with last year, according...

Brad Pitt’s girlfriend Nicole Poturalski hits the runway at Milan Fashion Week

NYPost.com (Fashion) 9/28 4:26A Melissa Minton

The model is not known to walk the runway.

Principals union demands state control schools, not mayor

CrainsNewYork.com (Retail & Apparel) 9/28 3:29A Associated Press

The union representing New York City’s school principals called Sunday for the state to take control of the school system from the mayor for the duration of the coronavirus...

New York City cases still ‘alarming’ in some areas

CrainsNewYork.com (Retail & Apparel) 9/28 3:29A Bloomberg

Covid-19 is spreading “at an alarming rate” in eight New York City neighborhoods, the health department said, even as infections statewide receded from the 1,000-case...

The best bag and shoe trends for an offbeat fall

NYPost.com (Fashion) 9/28 3:08A Anahita Moussavian

If we re going to jump feet first into new routines this fall, we might as well do it in style. The season s hottest accessory trends walk the line between versatile,...

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Major law firm leases plummet by 45% year over year

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 9/28 8:09A Eddie Small

The pandemic has not hit law firms quite as hard as other industries, but major leases in the sector are still down by 45% in New York City compared with last year, according...

Lightning vs. Stars prediction: Tampa Bay will win Cup tonight

NYPost.com (Sports) 9/28 6:01A Stitches

The New York City principals union voted it has “no confidence” in Mayor de Blasio? Hey, the line is over here! 0-6 New York football fans. Suddenly the Liberty’s 2-20 season...

New York City cases still ‘alarming’ in some areas

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 9/28 3:29A Bloomberg

Covid-19 is spreading “at an alarming rate” in eight New York City neighborhoods, the health department said, even as infections statewide receded from the 1,000-case...

Principals union demands state control schools, not mayor

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 9/28 3:29A Associated Press

The union representing New York City’s school principals called Sunday for the state to take control of the school system from the mayor for the duration of the coronavirus...

Google partners with nonprofit to help small businesses sell online

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 9/28 3:00A Ryan Deffenbaugh

A partnership between Google and a Midtown nonprofit aims to help 150 New York City small businesses get their products online before the holiday shopping season. The program,...

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New York’s law firm leasing volume down by 45%: report

The Real Deal 9/28 11:15A By Akiko Matsuda

New York City typically leads the nation in leasing demand from law firms, but as with many other things, the pandemic has upended that. Leasing volume from law firms dropped...

Related: Major law firm leases plummet by 45% year over year CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate)

Here are the New York zip codes with COVID clusters

6sqft.com 9/28 8:06A Dana Schulz

COVID outreach in August in Sunset Park, Brooklyn after a spike there. Photo by Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office In the past couple of weeks, New York has seen a growing number of COVID...

Rents in Noho and on the Upper East Side have fallen nearly 50% since March

6sqft.com 9/28 7:00A Devin Gannon

Fifth Avenue and East 75th Street; Photo by Eden, Janine, and Jim on Flickr Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in March, rental prices in Manhattan have dropped by 24 percent. While the...

Homes That Sold for Around $1 Million

NYTimes.com (Real Estate) 9/28 5:26A C. J. Hughes

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

The 7 best places to see fall foliage outside NYC

6sqft.com 9/28 5:15A Rebecca Fishbein

A downside to living in a thriving city is that air pollution makes for poor fall foliage, though some spots in town—Wave Hill, Pelham Bay Park—still boast colorful leaves at the end of October. But...

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Trump Announces Plan to Ship 150 Million Rapid Coronavirus Tests

NYTimes.com (Health) 9/28 12:40P Katherine J. Wu

Governors of both parties welcomed the plan, but some health experts noted limitations of the kits made by Abbott Laboratories.

Black Microbiologists Push for Visibility Amid a Pandemic

NYTimes.com (Health) 9/28 5:51A Katherine J. Wu

A week of talks, panels and discussions seeks to counter an impression “that this talent pool just does not exist.”

A Theory About Conspiracy Theories

NYTimes.com (Health) 9/27 11:00P Benedict Carey

In a new study, psychologists tried to get a handle on the personality types that might be prone to outlandish beliefs.

Workers Face Looming Cutoffs in Health Insurance

NYTimes.com (Health) 9/27 9:00P Reed Abelson

Coverage is a major expense for employers, especially those in small businesses, as they deal with the pandemic’s economic fallout. Many may face end-of-year renewal deadlines...

Related: As Covid-19 Looms, Some Workers Face Loss of Health Insurance NYTimes.com (Health)

Obamacare Returns as Galvanizing Issue After Ginsburg Death, Barrett Nomination

NYTimes.com (Health) 9/27 8:02A Abby Goodnough

The health law had slipped in voter priorities, but the Supreme Court vacancy and November arguments in a case challenging its constitutionality, have given the Affordable...

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