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New Floors, New Look: Kurt Adler Updates Three Showrooms for 2027

Kurt S. Adler is bringing exciting changes to its showrooms for the January 2027 markets, moving floors for its showrooms in Atlanta and Los Angeles, and opening a refreshed showroom in Dallas. Atlanta: For the first time since 2000, Kurt Adler’s AmericasMart showroom is moving from the 16th to the...

Dallas, TX · 5h
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More than a dozen suspects remain at large more than a month after gang assault in Flushing Meadows Corona Park

When police from the 110th Precinct responded to a report of shots fired in Flushing Meadows Corona Park in October, a bloody teenager had been attacked by what was described as a “large disorderly group” near the New York Hall of Science. On Thursday, the NYPD asked for...

New York, NY · 5h
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$10K Reward Offered In Unsolved Murder More Than 5 Years After Yonkers Shooting

More than five years after a man was shot and killed on a Westchester County street, police are offering a $10,000 reward in hopes of finally identifying his killer. The Yonkers Police Department announced the reward on Friday, Nov. 6, for information leading to the arrest and conviction of th…

Yonkers, NY · 8h

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Montclair School District Crafts 2027-28 Calendar as Board Members Weigh Whether to Open Schools on Election Day

Montclair Public Schools officials are crafting the 2027-28 school year calendar, which should largely replicate the current school year’s, school district officials said. But some board members have questioned whether to open schools for Election Day 2027 as the prospects for relocating polling sites out of school buildings — a long-sought goal of the school district — prove increasingly unlikely next year.

Montclair, NJ · 1d
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Fortune

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Meet the AI company retiring your CPA so he can still see you face to face this tax season

Numica has bought seven small accounting firms from owners ready to retire. Software does the books, and the old CPA can stay on to see clients.

Montclair, NJ · 1d

CBS New York

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Community calls for justice, mourns teen fatally shot in the Bronx

The Bronx community continues to mourn and call for justice for Javits Frimpong, the 15-year-old who was shot and killed on his way to school on Oct. 29.

Bronx, NY · 1d

News 12

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Over $7K stolen from businesses throughout the city

Police are looking for a man they say is responsible for burglarizing 9 different businesses all over the city. The first incident was reported at 818 60 St. at 8 a.m. Investigators believe the man tampered with the lock to gain entry. Once inside, he removed $200 from the register and a set of keys valued at $10.

Manhattan, NY · 8h

Parade

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The Upper West Side Brownstone Where Meg Ryan’s ‘You’ve Got Mail’ Character Lived Is for Sale for $3.95 Million

The New York City townhouse served as the exterior of Kathleen Kelly’s home in the beloved 1998 romantic comedy.

Manhattan, NY · 5h

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Cam’ron And Ma$e Ask If New York’s Accent Is Disappearing

Cam’ron and Ma$e turned a question about New York’s changing voice into a full Harlem debate: Is the city’s accent slowly disappearing?. The discussion surfaced on the November 5 episode of It Is What It Is. Treasure “Stat Baby” Wilson put the question to the two rappers, whose voices, slang and comic timing carry decades of Harlem into a show built around sports and barbershop conversation.

New York, NY · 13h

Daily Targum

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Rutgers—Newark professor named criminologist of year

The American Society of Criminology's Division on Critical Criminology and Social Justice recently named Rutgers—Newark associate professor Frank Edwards as the 2026 "Criminologist of the Year." Edwards' research, teaching and advocacy within the broader field of criminology played a central role in his recognition, according to a press release by the School of Criminal Justice.

Newark, NJ · 20h

ABCNY

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E-battery deaths, injuries rise sharply in New York City in 2026

The use of e-bikes and scooters picked up in the city in 2020 during the pandemic, and since then, there has been an 822% increase in lithium-ion fire investigations.

New York, NY · 23h

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Jamaica Developer Files Plans for 14-Story, 74-Unit Tower on 94th Avenue

A single-story building tucked between 143rd Street and Sean Bell Way in Jamaica, Queens is set to be replaced by a 14-story residential tower with 74 homes, according to newly filed permits. The site at 143-24 94th Avenue sits just blocks from the Sutphin Boulevard–Archer Avenue–JFK Airport subway station, putting future residents a short walk from the E, J and Z trains.

New York, NY · 23h

WWLP

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U.S. News ranks 2027 Best National Universities: where do NYC schools place?

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Did your school make the list? U.S. News published its annual ranking of universities in America, and this year, twelve schools in New York made it into the top 100. Rankings were determined by a wide range of criteria, including graduation rates, first-year retention rates, financial resources and student-faculty ratio. […]

New York, NY · 7h

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New Mental Health Platform Targets Construction Workers’ Well-Being

The New Jersey Institute of Technology and the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825 started a pilot program. It uses QR codes to link construction workers with private mental health surveys and help. By Oct. 23, 202 people had tried the platform, according to NJIT Assistant Professor Roni Barak Ventura, as reported by NJBIZ.

New Jersey · 21h

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OPINION: New York City’s Trash Revolution Should Be an Accessibility Revolution, Too

Our narrow and crowded sidewalks have always created an obstacle course for disabled New Yorkers. The city’s ubiquitous practice of piling trash bags on sidewalks is one of the biggest reasons why. Many residents consider the resulting mountains of garbage as mere eyesores, but they are a matter of life and death for people with disabilities. Huge mounds of refuse force the disabled community into moving traffic, block curb cuts and create unpredictable hazards that lead to injury and death.

New York, NY · 17h

Gothamist

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South Bronx, East New York lead NYC in littering and panhandling tickets, analysis finds

Kenneth Willis, an 18-year-old student, said he supports the police in stopping serious crimes, but said he’s concerned low-level enforcement will pit police against residents. Most of the tickets citywide are ultimately dismissed. [ more › ]

Bronx, NY · 11h

The Montclair Pod

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Montclair Budget Hearings Begin, and the Biggest Costs Aren’t Up for Debate

Montclair 2027 budget hearings started Nov. 2 with rising health care costs, a police staffing shortage and a property revaluation on the way. The second round is Monday, Nov. 9.

Montclair, NJ · 2d

Gothamist

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Skeletal remains found in backyard of West Village building, NYPD says

Parts of a historic skeleton were found in a property adjacent to St. Luke's Lutheran Church on Christopher Street. The city medical examiner determined the remains appear to be historic, likely from the 19th century. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 8h

Daily Record

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Voters pass school referenda in Boonton Township, Mount Olive

Voters in two Morris County towns approved school referenda on election day that add up to more than $90 million, providing funds for needed building expansions, repairs, infrastructure improvements and other projects. Boonton Township residents, who voted down a $15 million referendum in 2024 , passed this year's $28.5 million referendum 978-770. The referendum in the single-school, K-8 district (high school students attend Mountain Lakes high) calls for funding repairs, upgrades and an addition to Rockaway Valley School, where district officials list a lack of space and aging infrastructure among issues that must be addressed and could "shape our school for years to come." The failed referendum in 2024 did not include a building addition. District officials posted on their website after the vote to thank "the Boonton Township community for learning about the referendum and taking time to vote." A larger $62 million referendum on the Mount Olive ballot was approved 7,504-2,187. Much of the money will go toward infrastructure expansions and upgrades to the high school, middle school and four elementary schools, including new HVAC systems for all schools and replacement roofs for most. District officials, posting after the vote, anticipate construction to begin next summer. "We appreciate

Morris County, NJ · 11h

JTA

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Mamdani calls El-Sayed win ‘incredibly exciting’

A version of this piece first ran as part of the New York Jewish Week’s daily newsletter, rounding up the latest on politics, culture, food and what’s new with Jews in the city. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. What you need to know today.

New York, NY · 1d