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April 27, 2020

OPINION: No one belongs on Rikers Island. Ever

April 27, 2020/ Special to the Eagle
OPINION: No one belongs on Rikers Island. Ever

The punishment mindset has not worked, and it is beyond time for a new approach.

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April 27, 2020/ Special to the Eagle/
coronavirus, Voices
Natasha White, coronavirus, Rikers, COVID-19
April 27, 2020

OPINION: New York deserves universal mail balloting

April 27, 2020/ Special to the Eagle
OPINION: New York deserves universal mail balloting

We need universal vote-by-mail—and it needs to be permanent.

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April 27, 2020/ Special to the Eagle/
coronavirus, Voices
Elizabeth Crowley, COVID-19, coronavirus, voting
April 27, 2020

In policy reversal, Mayor says city will open 40 miles of streets to pedestrians

April 27, 2020/ Guest User
In policy reversal, Mayor says city will open 40 miles of streets to pedestrians

“This summer is going to look different from any other in our city’s history — and we’re ready to give New Yorkers more ways to leave home while staying safe from COVID-19.”

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April 27, 2020/ Guest User/
coronavirus, news
Bill de blasio, Corey Johnson, city council, open streets, social distancing, COVID-19, coronavirus
April 27, 2020

Glendale nonprofit steps up effort to serve neighbors in need

April 27, 2020/ Guest User
Glendale nonprofit steps up effort to serve neighbors in need

“I feed anyone in need because it prevents homelessness, because so many people are struggling to pay rent and bills while also struggling to feed their families.”

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April 27, 2020/ Guest User/
coronavirus, Communities
glendale, homeless crisis, nonprofits, food pantry
April 27, 2020

NYPD cop killed by drag-racing driver in Bayside

April 27, 2020/ Guest User
NYPD cop killed by drag-racing driver in Bayside

“He is a brother, an original, a founder, a police officer, and a son.”

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April 27, 2020/ Guest User/
Crime
NYPD, car accident, bayside, motorcyles
April 27, 2020

Miss Queens calls on Congress to support Alzheimer’s patients at risk of COVID-19

April 27, 2020/ Guest User
Miss Queens calls on Congress to support Alzheimer’s patients at risk of COVID-19

“He was taken advantage of by someone that knew they could get away with it.”

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April 27, 2020/ Guest User/
news
Alzheimer’s Association, COVID-19, Medicare
April 27, 2020

Queens cops neglect social distancing in social media posts

April 27, 2020/ David Brand
Queens cops neglect social distancing in social media posts

“It’s very frustrating because they’re being tasked with enforcing social distancing.”

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April 27, 2020/ David Brand/
coronavirus, Communities, Crime, Law, news, northern queens
coronavirus, social distancing, nypd, queens north, covid-19
April 25, 2020

Young people can transform America — if we vote

April 25, 2020/ David Brand
Young people can transform America — if we vote

“My generation’s thirst for voice is unquenchable.”

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April 25, 2020/ David Brand/
Voices
civics week, young voters, voter drive
April 24, 2020

Cuomo cancels Queens BP special election

April 24, 2020/ Guest User
Cuomo cancels Queens BP special election

The Queens borough president special election is canceled, according to an executive order signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo Friday night. 

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April 24, 2020/ Guest User/
coronavirus, news
queens borough president special election, Bill de blasio, Andrew Cuomo, sharon lee
April 24, 2020

Queensbridge’s Mobb Deep released ‘The Infamous’ 25 years ago

April 24, 2020/ Guest User
Queensbridge’s Mobb Deep released ‘The Infamous’ 25 years ago

April 25 marks the 25th anniversary of Mobb Deep’s second studio album “The Infamous,” featuring the all-time classic “Shook Ones, Pt. II.”

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April 24, 2020/ Guest User/
Entertainment
Queensbridge Houses, Mobb Deep, Nas
April 24, 2020

Despite COVID-19 risk, Queens nurses provide care and comfort for homebound patients

April 24, 2020/ Guest User
Despite COVID-19 risk, Queens nurses provide care and comfort for homebound patients

“The role we play out here is pivotal.”

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April 24, 2020/ Guest User/
coronavirus, Health, news
home care, vnsny, COVID-19, coronavirus
April 24, 2020

Judges can now order electronic monitoring instead of bail in New York City

April 24, 2020/ David Brand
Judges can now order electronic monitoring instead of bail in New York City

Some Rikers inmates will go home with ankle bracelets

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April 24, 2020/ David Brand/
Crime, coronavirus, Health, Law, Rikers Island
electronic monitoring, ankle bracelets, criminal court, queens defenders, lori zeno, coronavirus, covid-19, queens criminal court
April 24, 2020

City’s biggest nonprofit summer camp provider says budget cuts will hurt kids

April 24, 2020/ Guest User
City’s biggest nonprofit summer camp provider says budget cuts will hurt kids

“Our economy simply will not be able to reopen if parents and caregivers do not have the peace of mind knowing their children are being taken care of.”

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April 24, 2020/ Guest User/
Education, Communities
summer youth employment program, new york edge, Stacey Pheffer Amato, City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, Mayor Bill de Blasio, budget
April 24, 2020

NYC's youth voter drive added nearly 30K students to election rolls

April 24, 2020/ David Brand
NYC's youth voter drive added nearly 30K students to election rolls

“It’s a great opportunity to empower youth.”

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April 24, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, news, politics
nyc youth driver, laura wood, civics week, voting, elections
April 24, 2020

Sued by correction unions, mayor calls 24-hour Rikers shifts ‘dumb’ mistake

April 24, 2020/ David Brand
Sued by correction unions, mayor calls 24-hour Rikers shifts ‘dumb’ mistake

“In the age of COVID-19, triple shifts may be a death sentence.”

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April 24, 2020/ David Brand/
coronavirus, Law, Health, news, Rikers Island
Elias Husamudeen, coba, Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association, queens supreme court, rikers island, coronavirus, covid-19, jails
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