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Buffalo, with 34,000 students, will offer classes online only for at least the first four to six weeks of the school year. Among the other largest districts, Rochester city schools’ 26,000 students will be remote for the first 10 weeks while the 21,000 students in Syracuse city schools will be online until at least Oct. 5. Yonkers, with 27,000 students, will provide remote-only instruction until Oct. 5. … [Read more...] about A new school year unfolds in New York, colored by the virus

On the second level, the master suite has dual walk-in closets and a sitting room with a fireplace. The master bath includes a large steam shower and Jacuzzi tub. The floor also includes three more bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as a wood-paneled library or office. … [Read more...] about Former New York Giants Defensive End Chris Canty Lists Luxury NJ Mansion for $4M

When Apple recently booked the cellar dining room at Pranna for a talk with 50 top executives from the New York Times, even restaurant higher-ups didn’t know who their VIP guest would be. But last night, Jobs came strolling in wearing what our source calls “a very funny hat — a big top hat kind of thing.” Jobs, who is recovering from a liver transplant last year, requested a mango lassi and penne (neither of which are on the Southern Asian restaurant’s menu, but with a shiny new iPad maybe in it for him, it’s not like the chef was going to say no). Our source says Jobs, who sat at the head of the “intimate, family-style gathering” with Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger, demonstrated the iPad and its functions, and spoke about how it could serve the future of media. As we’ve reported before, Times executives are wary of forging an exclusive contract with the Apple tablet, though they are moving forward with finding ways to charge for … [Read more...] about Steve Jobs in Secret New York Meeting With Top

One story, written by Ginia Bellafante on April 18, described a bar owner who was skeptical about the novel coronavirus before he took a cruise and later died from the virus, implying that his skepticism towards the disease was due to his regular consumption of Fox News programming and, particularly, Hannity’s show. … [Read more...] about New York Times Waves Off Hannity Threat: No Retraction Coming

As New York City has been on lockdown for more than six months, rents have started dropping and vacancies are shooting up in Manhattan — the city’s most expensive borough. A New York Times report in August noted that more than 120,000 apartments became available in June and July. At the time same, Manhattan rents have been cut by as much as ten percent compared to 2019 rates. … [Read more...] about Report: Immigration to New York City Drops 45 Percent in Last Four Years