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Monday, September 7, 2015

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NYC census keeps count of trees with help from volunteers

New York City Parks employee Rebecca Gorney counts the trees in Maspeth in the borough of Queens in New York City on August 27, 2015.(Kendall Rodriguez for New York Daily News)

Union blasts NYC’s Parks Department for closing city pools after Labor Day

NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 27: Kids play in the Dry Dock pool in Mahattan's East Village on the first day of the city's outdoor pool season on June 27, 2013 in New York City. The pool and neighboring buildings were flooded by Superstorm Sandy. The neighborhood is recovering and all 55 public outdoor city pools were able to open today on the first day of the season. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Bronx Assemblyman Luis Sepulveda’s estranged wife sought protection order from him: records

Bronx Democratic County Committee DinnerAttorney and Bronx state assembly candidate Luis Sepulveda

Bronx pastor has witnessed the horrors of refugees fleeing Syria 

Bronx Pastor William Devlin, right, poses with Syrian health workers also assisting at the clinic just over the border with Turkey, in the town of Reyhanli. "Everybody I've seen - and I've seen over 100 people in the last four days - every one has had members of their family killed," said Devlin, co-pastor of Infinity Bible Church in the South Bronx. (William Devlin/HO)

Labor Day Carnival 2015: ‘When Steel Talks’ website covers steelpan at New York Panorama and follows the Caribbean instrument – year-round and world-wide

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Man, 68, clings to life after being struck by hit-and-run driver in Bronx: police sources

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Labor Day Carnival 2015: Soca singer Lyrikal to ride on Daily News float

Musical artist Lyrikal performs and donates a check for $1,000 at a performance at the Brooklyn Museum in Brooklyn, NY on September 4, 2015. (Stephanie Keith for New York Daily News)SENDER: Jared Lawrence McCallister <jaredmccallister@gmail.com>SUBJECT:

 Labor Day Carnival 2015: Impressive lineup of parade grand marshals tapped from politics, law, labor and social media


Labor Day Carnival 2015: Food fans flock to Caribbean parade for island eats and drinks 

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Homeless junkies lament loss of 'The Hole' as NYC cleanup crews descend on Bronx drug den

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Filthy Bronx lair for druggies and homeless New Yorkers gets cleaned out day after Bill de Blasio visit

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EXCLUSIVE: Mayor de Blasio takes tour of filthy, needle-ridden Bronx drug den — vows to clean up homeless encampments 

A homeless encampment seen September 1st, 2015, between 149th Street and Westchester Ave in the Bronx is a home to an undetermined amount of homeless people, who residents that live near the area call a nuisence and blame for the increased level of car break ins and crimes. The homeless camp is below street level off of 150th St (a dead end) and continues, underground for hundreds of yards. On September 2nd, Mayor DeBlasio is expected to shutter the camp and evict it's tenants. (Gregg Vigliotti for New York Daily News).

American Dream$: New York City Lottery winners celebrate lucky breaks, get ready for good life with big prizes

(L-R) Rixue Chen, Henry Caban, and Manuel Moreira pose for photos at state lottery offices August 3, 2015 in Manhattan, New York. The tree won a combined $15,000,000. (Barry Williams for New York Daily News)

New Legionnaires’ disease patient eyed for link to outbreak that killed 12

Melrose Houses in South Bronx, where the bacteria that causes Legionnaires was found Wednesday in the water distribution system.

Greenman: Mayor de Blasio is moving to tackle homelessness issue — but he didn't create it

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Uber expanding in Upper Manhattan, outer boroughs: analysis

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EXCLUSIVE: Bronx woman says NYC bus drivers harassed her, denied her entry to buses because of therapy dog


New Legionnaires' victim hospitalized in Bronx 

The Melrose Houses, a NYCHA development at Morris Ave. and E. 153rd St. in the Bronx.
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Bronx drug lair gets cleaned out after Bill de Bla... 

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EXCLUSIVE: Mayor de Blasio tours Bronx homeless en... 

A homeless encampment seen September 1st, 2015, between 149th Street and Westchester Ave in the Bronx is a home to an undetermined amount of homeless people, who residents that live near the area call a nuisence and blame for the increased level of car break ins and crimes. The homeless camp is below street level off of 150th St (a dead end) and continues, underground for hundreds of yards. On September 2nd, Mayor DeBlasio is expected to shutter the camp and evict it's tenants. (Gregg Vigliotti for New York Daily News).

NYC Lottery winners celebrate lucky breaks with bi... 

(L-R) Rixue Chen, Henry Caban, and Manuel Moreira pose for photos at state lottery offices August 3, 2015 in Manhattan, New York. The tree won a combined $15,000,000. (Barry Williams for New York Daily News)

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Melrose Houses in South Bronx, where the bacteria that causes Legionnaires was found Wednesday in the water distribution system.

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New Legionnaires' victim hospitalized in Bronx 

The Melrose Houses, a NYCHA development at Morris Ave. and E. 153rd St. in the Bronx.

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