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1 Year After George Floyd's Death: 'The Work Is Far From Over'

Replies(10) Residents lay down on Main Streets across America, crying I can t breathe! and Mama in protest after George Floyd s death. (Lisa Finn / Patch) LONG ISLAND, NY – Tuesday marks one year since George Floyd died after Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chavin pressed a knee to his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds. One year since Floyd lay on the ground crying out for his mama. One year since the world watched a video that sparked a piercing cry for change. In the months that followed, protests were organized across Long Island that brought together hundreds who lay down on sleepy Main Streets, hands behind their backs, recreating those haunting nine minutes and 29 seconds as they cried out, No justice, no peace, and Mama, I can t breathe!

Cuomo calls for schools to go back to in-person learning in September

Cuomo calls for schools to go back to in-person learning in September A WNY superintendent says he agrees and would also like to see the three-foot social distancing rule go away. Author: Kelly Dudzik Updated: 4:32 PM EDT May 24, 2021 NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo says he expects all schools across the state to be open for in-person learning this September. The Governor was asked about this on Monday because New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio announced on Monday that New York City Schools would get rid of the remote option in the fall.

New York lifts coronavirus restrictions as companies look for staff

New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo tweeted: “Today marks a milestone in our fight against Covid.” Wednesday was a classic late spring day in New York City. The temperature hovered in the high twenties and the sun beat down on the concrete. New Yorkers flocked into the streets, many keeping their masks on. Audrey Pallmeyer sat on the steps of the city s Public Theatre chatting with colleagues. She and friend wore masks while another colleague was maskless. Ms Pallmeyer, who works in the theatre s costume department, said she hoped the city’s lifting of restrictions would restart the struggling arts scene.