Can you still get Paxlovid for free? Where did all the COVID testing sites go? And how do you get the new vaccine?
Imogen McNamara
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How to Record a Conversation or Phone Call in New York
Is it legal to record a conversation in New York? How about a scene on the street, or an incident with police? Here are the basics.
Posted inThe Open Newsroom
Open Newsroom: Preparing for Climate Change and Extreme Weather in NYC
Last week THE CITY held an Open Newsroom event at Queens Public Library to discuss the effects of climate change in the city and what New Yorkers can do about them.
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What To Do When Your Pet Dies in New York City
Children are not the only ones wondering where pets go when they die. Here are your options for disposing of deceased animals’ remains respectfully.
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Green Gambit: Plant-Based Meals Mandated at Senior Centers Once a Week
The city’s new menu requirements went into effect this summer and will affect millions of meals for older New Yorkers.
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The Right Way to Open a Fire Hydrant in the Heat of Summer
It’s illegal to open a hydrant by yourself, in part because the water’s force could knock over children. But there’s a legal way to spray with the fire department’s help: Here’s how.