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What’s your best double-down, long con insider trick to living in NYC?
I’m talking stuff you can only pull off after living here for years, know people, etc. Stuff that’s out of a movie and no tourist could imagine. (Example: getting on the board of something and then having the rules changed…) submitted by /u/asah [link] [comments]
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How come there is not really a pickpocket culture in NYC?
A friend recently had her phone stolen within a day of arriving in Rome for her honeymoon…..which got me thinking/wondering. Why are pickpockets so common in a lot of European cities – but not so much in NYC? Is there a historical/social/cultural explanation? To me, NYC would seem to be ideal for pickpockets – densely
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Has living here impacted your self-esteem?
I’m mostly talking appearance wise. I’m a woman and I’ve lived here for 6 years but I’m still stunned at how many beautiful people are in this city. In fact recently I was scrolling through my guy friend’s hinge and it honestly made me feel pretty bad. The amount of gorgeous women just within a
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Cycling Safely: The Rise of Bike-Friendly Infrastructure in NYC
With the increase in bicycle ridership, NYC has focused on creating a safer environment for cyclists. The decline in cyclist fatalities for the third straight year is a testament to the city’s efforts in expanding bike lanes and enhancing safety measures. Initiatives like the Green Wave Plan prioritize the well-being of cyclists, ensuring that they can
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The Impact of Open Streets: A New Era of Urban Safety
The Open Streets initiative has transformed select NYC streets into pedestrian zones, free from the dangers of vehicular traffic. This program not only promotes safety but also fosters community engagement and outdoor activities, creating a more livable cityscape where residents can enjoy their neighborhoods without fear of traffic-related incidents.
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Safer Streets: NYPD’s Role in Reducing Crime and Accidents
The NYPD’s January 2024 crime statistics reveal ongoing reductions in major crimes, including a 10.8% reduction in shooting incidents and a 3.8% decrease in vehicle thefts2. These improvements in public safety extend to the streets, where increased police presence and strategic deployment plans have contributed to a safer environment for pedestrians and drivers alike.
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Vision Zero Victory: NYC’s Decline in Traffic Fatalities
In 2022, New York City saw a significant decline in traffic fatalities, marking the first decrease since 2019. This success is attributed to the Vision Zero initiative, which focuses on reducing traffic deaths and injuries. The city has implemented measures such as improved intersection designs and 24/7 speed cameras, leading to a 6.6% drop in overall
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Mom of 12-year-old who allegedly stabbed woman in front of younger brother apologizes to victim as authorities reveal criminal charge
The mother of the 12-year-old Texas boy who allegedly stabbed a woman at her house after putting on surgical gloves apologized to the victim Sunday as police revealed the preteen has been charged over the violent encounter.
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Dear Abby: I keep taking out my anger on my wonderful husband because we can’t have kids
A menopausal woman turns to Abby for advice on the grief she feels over not having children.
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2 teenagers among 3 New Yorkers killed in pair of Big Apple shootings about 20 minutes apart: cops
Two teenagers were among three New Yorkers gunned down across the Big Apple Sunday night in a pair of deadly shootings, according to authorities.
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Yankees’ DJ LeMahieu a ‘long shot’ for Opening Day with Anthony Rizzo nearing return
Aaron Boone sounded confident that Anthony Rizzo will be in the Yankees’ lineup on Opening Day on Thursday in Houston, but less so on DJ LeMahieu.
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NY high school volleyball coach accused of raping student-athlete, 15, takes own life by walking in front of LIRR train
Jason Maser was fatally hit by a train around 10:35 p.m. near the Syosset station after he “intentionally” stepped in front of the train at the Woodbury Road crossing, MTA spokesperson Michael Cortez said in a statement.