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Brooklyn native back in Japan
A Brooklyn native and former Harlem school teacher is back in Japan, months after protecting high school students from the country's devastating March earthquake and tsunami.
Brooklyn native back in Japan
A Brooklyn native and former Harlem school teacher is back in Japan, months after protecting high school students from the country's devastating March earthquake and tsunami.
Same-sex marriage gaining support
While the annual Queens Pride Parade works its way through the streets of Jackson Heights Sunday, the push to legalize same-sex marriage in New York appears to be gaining steam.
Same-sex marriage gaining support
While the annual Queens Pride Parade works its way through the streets of Jackson Heights Sunday, the push to legalize same-sex marriage in New York appears to be gaining steam.
High-tech moves for Bronx health center
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Special-ed mess could cost city
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Special-ed mess could cost city
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