NYC Reopens | NYC Week In Review

New York City NY

18 June, 2021

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NEW YORK CITY — Here's a roundup of the top headlines from Patch from around New York City this week. COVID Restrictions End In NY As Adult Vaccinations Pass 70% NEW YORK CITY — Life in New York City officially is returning to normal after a long year under the coronavirus's shadow. Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday announced most remaining restrictions... Read more Final NYC Mayoral Debate Offers Substance Mixed With Drama NEW YORK CITY — The last mayoral debate may have unfolded on Saturday Night... Read more Massive 'Hometown Heroes Parade' Will Honor NYC Frontline Workers NEW YORK CITY — New York City's first true parade after the coronavirus crisis will be a massive, July 7 event honoring the frontline heroes who helped pulled the city through the pandemic, Mayor... Read more When 'Temporary' Scaffolding Turns Permanent In NYC NEW YORK CITY — Scaffolds are as prominent a part of New York City's urban landscape as the Empire State Building — and some have a similar sense of permanence. Not all the city's... Read more NYC Delivers Ranked-Choice Voting Pizza Winner: Pepperoni NEW YORK CITY — An extra cheesy Mayor Bill de Blasio tossed New York City some real knead-to-know information on its favorite pizza toppings. Hizzoner was hot and ready Monday to reveal results... Read more A Shot At $2,500: Here's NYC's Latest COVID Vaccine Incentive NEW YORK CITY — A shot at winning $2,500 awaits New Yorkers who roll up their sleeves for the coronavirus vaccine.Unvaccinated New York City dwellers who get doses at city-run vaccination sites... Read more From Hotels Back To Shelters: De Blasio Seeks 8K Homeless Move NEW YORK CITY — About 8,000 homeless people temporarily staying in hotels under a COVID-19 safety effort could soon have their stays end.Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday pressed for state... Read more NYC Honors Juneteenth With Sweeping 'Economic Justice Plan' NEW YORK CITY — New York City will honor the Juneteenth holiday not just with celebrations, but with "action" designed to help close generational shortfalls for Black New Yorkers caused by the legacy... Read more Brooklyn Bridge Bike Lane Construction Begins Monday NEW YORK CITY — Bicyclists' days of dodging gawkers, pedestrians and tourists on the Brooklyn Bridge Promenade are almost over.Construction on long-awaited roadway bike lanes on the Brooklyn... Read more