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What I’ll miss if New York shuts down: sharing space with strangers
The pandemic may once again press pause on the most rewarding part of living in a city: sharing public space, however distantly, with strangers.
NYC cuts funding for hate crime prevention initiative
“Right now things may seem like they’re quiet, but you never know when it will rear its ugly head again.”
Ancient City Found In Israel During Off-Ramp Construction
Excavation directors called the discovery, during groundwork for a new highway off-ramp, the “Early Bronze Age New York” of the region.
2nd Assault This Week Against Orthodox Jewish Man In Crown Heights
A delivery truck driver was injured when a rock shattered his vehicle’s side window three days after a rabbi was hit with a stone in the face.
This Orthodox Family And Their Yeshiva Are In A Legal Battle Over Vaccines
New York State Is Failing Religious Institutions By Taking Sides In This Vaccination Case.
Politician’s Hateful Tweet Shows How Far Democrats Have Moved On Israel
While many New York democrats are growing more willing to stand up for Palestine, most remain committed to a two state solution.
Why Isn’t Sheldon Silver In Prison?
Silver’s reprieve is due to the tendency of some judges to treat white collar criminals with more consideration than the ordinary convict.
Hundreds Mourn Those Killed In Pittsburgh During A Moving NYC Havdalah Service
Mir veln zey iberlebn, their signs proclaimed — we will outlive them.
A Second Orthodox School Says Educator Stanley Rosenfeld Preyed On Its Students
The report found that Rosenfeld sexually abused at least 12 students at SAR in the Bronx.
Is SAR Reckoning With A Sex Abuse Scandal — Or Looking For A Scapegoat?
“To find out this happened, that it happened almost in front of me, is startling,” the teacher said.