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The man who gave the FAA order to land all planes on 9/11
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Brooklyn violence interrupters saw less violence this summer, but say there's more work ahead
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Another New Yorker dies on Brooklyn's Third Avenue
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In Season: honey
Honey; an incredible phenomenon of nature.
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Hochul and Mamdani say it's Trump who defunded the police
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NYC's foie gras ban could soon land in state's highest court
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NYC public schools will ban AI for teaching students below 9th grade
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The ferry brought Manhattan to Red Hook. Now locals are riding the tourist wave.
On any given Saturday in the summer, Carolina Salguero watches the hordes of mostly young Manhattanites disembark from the New York City ferry at Atlantic Basin, a South Brooklyn inlet serving Red Hook. Salguero is shipkeeper of the Mary A. Whalen, the rusty, 1930s-era red oil tanker permanently moored in the basin, just opposite Governor’s Island. “I look up, I’m like, ‘Oh my god, here come another 150 of them,” Salguero said of the day-trippers.