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City hit with class-action lawsuit seeking to overturn permanent outdoor dining program - Vimarsana News

City hit with class-action lawsuit seeking to overturn permanent outdoor dining program

New York City has been hit with a class action lawsuit seeking to overturn its newly permanent outdoor dining program, with petitioners claiming the popular

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NYC Summer Streets 2023 comes to Bronx and Brooklyn for final weekend: What to know – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

NYC Summer Streets 2023 comes to Bronx and Brooklyn for final weekend: What to know – NBC New York

The biggest version of Summer Streets is taking place this year across all five boroughs -- this after more than 500,000 people took part last year. Here's what...

NYC Summer Streets comes to Manhattan for last time in 2023: What to know – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

NYC Summer Streets comes to Manhattan for last time in 2023: What to know – NBC New York

The biggest version of Summer Streets is taking place this year across all five boroughs -- this after more than 500,000 people took part last year. Here's what...

NYC Summer Streets starts Saturday in Queens and Staten Island: What to know – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

NYC Summer Streets starts Saturday in Queens and Staten Island: What to know – NBC New York

The biggest version of Summer Streets is taking place this year across all five boroughs -- this after more than 500,000 people took part last year. Here's what...

NYC Summer Streets: what to know – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

NYC Summer Streets: what to know – NBC New York

The biggest version of Summer Streets is taking place this year across all five boroughs -- this after more than 500,000 people took part last year.