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Meet the People Who Make New York City s Summer Hustle Happen

After a stalled season last year, the beach buskers, bait sellers and heladeros embody the spirit of a city scrambling back.

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Emergency food box program set to end soon

Farmers to Families, a USDA program, distributes food boxes to thousands of New Yorkers. The temporary program is coming to an end this month.

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NYC gives 30 days to claim bodies of hundreds of COVID victims STILL stored in refrigerated morgues

NYC officials give families 30 days to claim bodies of hundreds of COVID-19 victims STILL stored in refrigerated morgues on the Brooklyn waterfront before the city starts to bury them on Hart Island.

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Hundreds of COVID-19 victims bodies remain in refrigerated trucks in New York

Hundreds of COVID-19 victims bodies remain in refrigerated trucks in New York John Bowden © getty Hundreds of COVID-19 victims bodies remain in refrigerated trucks in New York The bodies of hundreds of New Yorkers who died from COVID-19 remain in refrigerated storage awaiting burial, officials revealed last week. A collaborative journalism project from The City and the Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism at Columbia University found that a fluctuating total of between 500 to 800 bodies have been stored over the past year in refrigerated trucks near the city s Sunset Park pier as discussions continue about their final burial on Hart Island, the city s cemetery for indigent persons, or another resting place.

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Bodies of About 750 COVID-19 Victims Remain in Refrigerated Trucks on Brooklyn Pier

By May 07, 2021 07:34 AM EDT (Photo : Getty Images/Stephanie Keith) NEW YORK, NY - MAY 22 : A refrigerator truck to be used as a makeshift morgue is parked at NYU Langone Hospital on May 22, 2020 in New York City. New York City is currently in its ninth week of lockdown and governmental guidelines on wearing a mask in public, social distancing and the closure of non-essential businesses are in effect. Seven hundred fifty New Yorkers bodies are still sitting in a refrigerated morgue on the Brooklyn waterfront over one year following the detection of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Big Apple. The remains of an estimated 750 people are in long-term storage in the specially developed disaster morgue.

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