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E. Leo Milonas, 87, a Lion and a Defender of New York Courts, Dies - Vimarsana News

E. Leo Milonas, 87, a Lion and a Defender of New York Courts, Dies

As an administrator of courts in New York State and New York City, he championed judicial independence and defendants’ rights and was unafraid to speak out.

5 hurt in crane collapse at NYC construction site: NYPD - Vimarsana News

5 hurt in crane collapse at NYC construction site: NYPD

The crane went down around 2:30 p.m. at a construction site on Ninth Avenue near West 207th Street, police said. 

Source: nypost.com
24 Exceptional Subway Artworks to See in NYC - Vimarsana News

24 Exceptional Subway Artworks to See in NYC

You don’t need to visit a gallery or museum to experience the works of well-known artists, from Romare Bearden in the Bronx to Katherine Bradford in Brooklyn.

United Federation of Teachers, Staten Island borough president file lawsuit over NYC's congestion pricing - Vimarsana News

United Federation of Teachers, Staten Island borough president file lawsuit over NYC's congestion pricing

UFT and the office of the Staten Island Borough President filed a federal lawsuit Thursday to halt congestion pricing in Manhattan.

Source: abc7ny.com
Manhattan Bounces Back: Office Attendance Surpasses National Average As Remote Work Debate Continues - Citigroup (NYSE:C), Goldman Sachs Gr (NYSE:GS) - Vimarsana News

Manhattan Bounces Back: Office Attendance Surpasses National Average As Remote Work Debate Continues - Citigroup (NYSE:C), Goldman Sachs Gr (NYSE:GS)

Office visits in Manhattan are on the rise, showing resilience despite the financial hit, surpassing the national average. Goldman Sachs and Citigroup Inc's stricter in-office policies contributed to the trend.