Shawdesh desk: A new law currently being passed through the New York State legislature could eliminate dry towns across the Empire State. Although dry counties in New York are prohibited,
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Shawdesh Desk: Millions of New Yorkers have been removed from their Medicaid coverage after the federal government ended its continuous coverage policy during the pandemic. According to a Kaiser Family Foundation report, 1.4 million
Shawdesh desk: Two Queens subway stations got a deep clean and renovations including new LED lights and revamped benches. Jamaica’s Sutphin Boulevard–Archer Av–JFK Airport E, J and Z station got
Shawdesh Desk: New York City is opening more public schools in the fall. The Department of Education released the list of new schools coming the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens on
Shawdesh Desk: A family of four needs to make at least $318,406 a year to live comfortably in New York City, according to a new report. The study from the
Shawdesh Desk: New York City public school students shouldn’t expect a great deal of instruction during the month of April, thanks to a slew of days off, including spring break,
Shawdesh desk: The HELP program, created by the New York State Department of Civil Service, assists state agencies in filling important roles in areas like direct care, health, and safety. Its goal