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For the 10,000 students attending Polish Language Schools on the East Coast, remote learning in the Spring meant renewed connections to Poland. What lies ahead is uncertain.

ByJoanna Szybiak for Bialy Orzel 1Comment

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Aug 2020

Los trabajadores hispanos y afroamericanos enfrentan las mayores pérdidas de empleo a lo largo de la pandemia

Según las últimas cifras del departamento de trabajo del estado de Nueva York, el Bronx, el condado con mayor número de hispanos, tiene la mayor tasa de desempleo de todo…

ByDaniel Parra 0Comments

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Aug 2020

Government

Does NYC Need Drop-Boxes to Survive Election 2020?

Following a chaotic June 23 primary count in which more than 84,000 mail-in ballots were invalidated, some lawmakers are pushing for new options for voters who want to avoid polling…

ByRoshan Abraham 3Comments

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Aug 2020

Podcasts

The True Lessons the 1970s Fiscal Crisis Offers Pandemic NYC

The crisis is held up as a morality tale about the limits of democracy and progressive government—lessons that some would apply to our current, pandemic-driven emergency.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Aug 2020

CLARIFY

Incluso después de que una vacuna contra COVID-19 sea aprobada, la distribución será difícil

Incluso después de que una vacuna COVID-19 se finalice, los expertos dicen que hay una serie de obstáculos para administrarla con éxito en una ciudad como Nueva York.

ByKate Griem 0Comments

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Aug 2020

CLARIFY Health

The Other Communicable Diseases —Besides Coronavirus—That Call NYC Home

The city’s Health Department has been monitoring a number of sources for potential communicable diseases outbreaks for more than 20 years. Here are some of the illnesses, other than COVID-19,…

ByMadison Garrett

ByRainier Harris

ByJeanmarie Evelly 3Comments

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Aug 2020

Economy Health

Hunger ‘Skyrocketing’ in Latino Neighborhoods Hard-Hit by COVID

In order to survive, people who do not qualify for any direct federal, state or municipal financial aid have turned to queuing twice a week at pantries across the five…

ByEdwin Martínez for El Diario 0Comments

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Aug 2020

Opinion

Opinion: Now More Than Ever, NYC Needs a Stock-Transfer Tax

‘The lower the trading volume, the lower the tax. This would help diminish the wild and speculative volatility that caused many of Wall Street’s and America’s problems in recent years.’

ByMary Ann Castle 2Comments

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Aug 2020

Opinion

Opinion: NYC School Children Deserve a Safe Route to School

The city announced earlier this month that it plans to reduce school bus capacity to adhere to social distancing guidelines, meaning more children will likely be driven to school. ‘Putting…

ByMary Majao 0Comments

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Aug 2020

Podcasts

What’s Next in the Queens BP Race & Lessons from the 2020 Primaries

Councilmember Donovan Richards, the likely next Queens Borough President, talks about his plans for the office, while political expert Christina Greer discusses the lessons New York can take from June’s…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 0Comments

Preparing for the New School Year, in Polish

Los trabajadores hispanos y afroamericanos enfrentan las mayores pérdidas de empleo a lo largo de la pandemia

Does NYC Need Drop-Boxes to Survive Election 2020?

The True Lessons the 1970s Fiscal Crisis Offers Pandemic NYC

Incluso después de que una vacuna contra COVID-19 sea aprobada, la distribución será difícil

The Other Communicable Diseases —Besides Coronavirus—That Call NYC Home

Hunger ‘Skyrocketing’ in Latino Neighborhoods Hard-Hit by COVID

Opinion: Now More Than Ever, NYC Needs a Stock-Transfer Tax

Opinion: NYC School Children Deserve a Safe Route to School

What’s Next in the Queens BP Race & Lessons from the 2020 Primaries

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