
The Mayor Does the Town, His Way
In his two years in office, Bill de Blasio has been a somewhat reluctant bon vivant. But does a city where tourism is booming need a cheerleader in chief?
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In his two years in office, Bill de Blasio has been a somewhat reluctant bon vivant. But does a city where tourism is booming need a cheerleader in chief?
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New Yorkers are turning to the courtroom to enforce their rights, including access to sign-language interpreters.
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After Glen Grays, a 27-year-old African-American mail carrier, shouted at four plainclothes police officers, he was handcuffed, frisked and taken to their unmarked car.
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Krystal Lara is one of very few Latinas in her class at Stuyvesant High School, and in the pool. She’s backstroking her way toward the Olympics.
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