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United States | Columbia University closes campus to public before Israel-Hamas war protests

New York City has been wracked by grief, shaken by protests and living on edge in the days since a Hamas attack killed more than 1,200 Israelis and an Israeli bombing campaign in the Gaza Strip killed more than 1,100 people

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NYC wine bar planned for Germantown

Sauced will open in spring 2024 in Sixth Avenue building near The Cupcake Collection

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Why is New York City so prone to flooding and how do other major cities prevent it?

Much of New York's infrastructure was not built to handle the amount of rain we've seen recently.

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Woodhull Hospital to transfer 120 patients due to flooding power outage

Woodhull Hospital to transfer 120 patients due to flooding power outage
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As NYC wrings out after record rain, flooding, New Yorkers frustrated they weren t given more warning

A day after New Yorkers found themselves swamped in flooded subways and soaking in waterlogged basements, some wondered why they weren’t given more advance warning of the Friday storm that shut down much of the city. As the storm roared into New York Friday morning, thousands of New Yorkers were caught off guard. The pounding rain quickly overwhelmed the city’s aging mass transit .

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