Three people died, and 11 people were injured in a fast-moving Inwood fire during the early hours of Monday morning, FDNY officials said. FDNY Three people died, and 11 people …
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Queens
Midtown Association Announces a New Season of Fresh Air: Midtown Parks Fitness Classes May through September
The Midtown Association is excited to announce a new season of Fresh Air: Midtown Parks, proudly presented by CADA, that runs weekday evenings from May through September 30. In partnership …
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More than 122 million Americans currently live in federally designated mental health professional shortage areas, and 93% of behavioral health providers report experiencing burnout. Facilities cannot hire fast enough to …
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In standard-essential patent (SEP) licensing, every procedural tweak is also a skirmish over bargaining power. That is what makes licensing negotiation groups (LNGs) more than an obscure acronym in the …
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New York City
He Survived Japanese Occupation and Mao’s Cultural Revolution. At 93, He’s Fighting NYCHA.
Jin Tao Wu has survived Japan’s invasion of China, the rise of the Communist Party and the massacres of the Cultural Revolution. Now, thousands of miles and many decades later, …
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Background: The We Buy Gold store location in Fort Pierce, Fla., where Lanessa Rodriguez was found dead (Google Maps). Inset (left): Landen Ballard (St. Lucie County Sheriff). Inset (right): Lanessa …
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Career “pathways” have become a big idea in high school reform. The goal is to give all students a structured sequence of courses in a career field, along with early …
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New medicines, evolving patient expectations and shifting standards of care mean navigating constant, rapid change in healthcare. These pressures demand more than ever from medical practices — which must also …
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Background: The Henry County Sheriff”s Office in Clinton, Mo. (Google Maps). Insets (left to right): Billy Tabor, Janice Cook, and Colby Eisel (Henry County Sheriff’s Office). Two men have been …
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Education
TEACHER VOICE: A districtwide curriculum and group instruction helped turn around middle school math scores in my high-needs district
When I taught middle school math, some of my worst days as a teacher were spent sitting at an uncomfortable cafeteria table, watching someone slog through a PowerPoint about strategies …