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More On: homelessness Why homeless people in NYC would rather live on the street than in a shelter Seattle residents at breaking point with homeless crisis: ‘Makes me depressed’ Two people found living in man-made cave in San Francisco LA police battle protesters as cops clear tent city in local park Homeless advocates hold fast to the belief that government More On: mayoral race Andrew Yang tops Democratic candidates for NYC mayor, poll finds Powerful hotel workers union backs Eric Adams for NYC mayor Inside the multimillion-dollar homes of NYC’s top mayoral candidates Manhattan GOP endorses Fernando Mateo for NYC mayor The city’s largest municipal workers’ union, District Council 37, announced Wednesday it’s backing Eric Adams for mayor and Corey Over 100 firefighters tackle New York building engulfed in flames Raw video: A large fire broke out at a five-story vacant building, spreading to a nearby church in the East Village in Manhattan. NEW YORK — A historic church in lower Manhattan that houses New York's Liberty Bell and whose congregation dates to the city's earliest days was gutted by New York City’s COVID-19 infection rate on a seven-day average has ticked above 4 percent for the first time in several months, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Monday. The latest city data shows that the Big Apple has a 4.03 percent infection rate average over the last seven days, while the daily citywide positivity rate is at 4.69 percent. It The Last Line, 63 Crosby St. The direct-to-consumer fine jewelry line that boasts celeb fans like Jessica Alba lands a rare brick-and-mortar shop in NYC. In addition to the brilliant bits and baubles their fans flock to, the shop will launch new products and host weekly collection spotlights. Looking for a little something for yourself? Make space on your lobesNYC’s street homeless need straight, tough love — not virtue signaling
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