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Following deaths of pets and close encounters with birds, tenants in high-rise want safer windows     NEW YORK (WCBS) — Some residents say new windows installed at their Harlem high-rise are creating a health hazard, welcoming pigeons and mosquitos into their homes. Several say their pets have even fallen out of the windows and died, CBS2’s Lisa Rozner reported Thursday. A beautiful view of the Hudson River came with a tragic price for Ashley Matthews. “Full of personality, um, she was the little love of my life,” Matthews said. She was referring to her cat Tofu, who fell to her ...

As OD deaths rise, Camelot treatment facility construction hasn’t begun. Why the delay? Updated 9:07 AM; Today 6:30 AM There have been 88 overdoses on Staten Island since January 1, a year-to-date increase of 14.29%, according to data from District Attorney Michael McMahon’s office. (AP Photo)AP Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The number of people overdosing from opioids on Staten Island continues to increase but the number of residential treatment beds has remained the same despite funding for more beds and two new facilities. Camelot of Staten Island’s CEO Luke Nasta has been ...