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Hiram Alejandro Durán/THE CITY The transit workers who kept the city moving through some of its darkest days took a sizable hit during the pandemic, with more than 160 MTA employees dying from COVID-19. Agency data shows that 41% of the more than 70,000 MTA employees have received at least one vaccine dose — about the same rate as city and state residents. But officials concede it won’t be easy to sway vaccine holdouts, even with the MTA offering workers four hours pay to get the shots. “Yeah, nah,” Richard Richards, a 46-year-old subway train operator, told THE CITY. “I don’t t...

Ludlow News for May 5 By Marj Locker CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. On April 27 the Braymer Lions Club bowling team traveled to Chillicothe to face the Ludlow Lions bowling team in a challenge event. After three games filled with whoops and hollers, the results were announced. The winner of the Lions Bowl Challenge 2021 was….the Ludlow Lions! Joe Gilliland had the overall high score with a 278! For Braymer Sandy Wiedmier had the high game with a 151. Lurinda Gilliland of the Ludlow squad and Sandy Wiedmier won the poker pots. Other members of the Ludlow team are John and Marj Locker. Other bowling fo...

MTA To Resume 24-Hour Subway Service May 17, Gov. Cuomo Says CBS New York 5/4/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS New York NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The MTA will resume 24-hour subway service starting May 17, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday. Many riders said it’s been a long time coming. But like almost anything that requires coordination between the governor and Mayor Bill de Blasio, this plan is replete with infighting, CBS2’s Ali Bauman reported. More than a year ago, Cuomo reduced subway service for daily cleaning amid the COVID outbreak. Service has been shut down from...

Killeen officer involved in deadly shooting moved from administrative leave to administrative duty Investigation still underway Posted at 3:26 PM, Apr 29, 2021 and last updated 2021-04-29 17:34:20-04 KILLEEN, TX — The Killeen PD officer who shot and killed 52-year-old Patrick Lynn Warren, Sr. after a psychiatric 911 call has been moved from administrative leave to administrative duty. Officer Reynaldo Contreras, a five-year veteran of the department, was placed on administrative leave after the January 10 shooting. According to Public Information Officer Ofelia Miramontez, Contreras wil...

Carroll High School community reaction to return to crash zone and last updated 2021-04-28 20:30:08-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The news Wednesday that expanded crash zones for Cabaniss Air Field now include the construction site for the new Carroll High School was met with disappointment by several members of the school's community. The thought of a Navy pilot-in-training possibly accidentally crashing a plane into her son's school is another item for Carroll High mother Maxine Donna to worry about. “It’s just something we have to think about and consider now," she said. "Iâ€...