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MTA eyeing emergency exit gates in effort to squash NYC subway fare evasion - Vimarsana News

MTA eyeing emergency exit gates in effort to squash NYC subway fare evasion

The MTA’s faregate experiment at the Sutphin Blvd.-Archer Ave.-JFK subway station is showing results — a 20% reduction in fare evasion, say MTA officials, who attribute the improvement mainly to the removal of an emergency gate through which fare evaders often entered the Queens train stop. The new gates, installed in December, replaced one bank of turnstiles at the station with motorized, ...

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Restaurant inspections - Vimarsana News

Restaurant inspections

Restaurant inspections for Jan. 12-23, according to the Barren River District Health Department:

'He deserves better than this:' Family upset after young father was left for dead by suspected drunk driver - Vimarsana News

'He deserves better than this:' Family upset after young father was left for dead by suspected drunk driver

A man is in the hospital with serious injuries after being struck in a hit-and-run crash in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood. That victim has been identified by friends and family as 22-year-old Jayvon James.

Tauranga City Council spends $4600 on unneeded signs - Vimarsana News

Tauranga City Council spends $4600 on unneeded signs

Paid parking signs have been popping up around Tauranga despite the council pausing plans to extend parking charges. On Monday, contractors installed signs...

A Black-owned business incubator is coming to Pittsburgh - Vimarsana News

A Black-owned business incubator is coming to Pittsburgh

Parent organization Greenwood Plan has a mission of "advancing economic justice for Black communities."