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Month: September 2019

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Hey Andrew, Fix the Subways, Riders Say

September 12, 2019 journalism 0

By MARIE FIERO A transit advocacy group on Thursday released results of a new survey showing that subway riders’ main complaint by far was unreliable …[read more]

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City Council Moves to Expand Bias Shields to Freelancers

September 12, 2019 journalism 0

By KEVIN LIMITI A City Council committee passed a bill on Thursday that would expand anti-discrimination and sexual harassment protections in the New York City …[read more]

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