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Their next chapter starts with you! Meet these cuties waiting at S.T.A.R.T.
Every pet deserves a story with a happy ending—and for these cats, that ending could begin with you. From playful kittens to sweet seniors looking for a fresh start, these featured cats at Save the Animals Rescue Team (S.T.A.R.T.) each have a story—and plenty of love left to give. One of them could be the missing piece in your...
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Open your heart and meet the adoptable cats waiting at KittyKind
Meet the featured cats at KittyKind, each with a unique story of resilience, hope, and love. Whether you’re searching for a playful sidekick or a quiet cuddle buddy, your new best friend could be waiting to meet you. Address: 44 Union Square East, New York, NY 10003 Web: kittykind.org Poppy lost the only home she ever knew after her owner…
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Today is the perfect day to change a life—and maybe your own by adopting at The SATO Project
Looking to add a furry friend to your family? Meet this week’s featured adoptable dogs from The SATO Project. Each has a unique story of resilience and is searching for a loving forever home. Your next best friend could be waiting for you. Address: 130 Water Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11201 Web: https://www.thesatoproject.org/ Adrian has already overcome so much—now he’s...
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Ready to meet your new best friend? These adorable pets are waiting for a forever home
North Shore Animal League America has a variety of lovely pets awaiting for a new home. Here’s how you can get yours.
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‘No Regrets': NYPD Lt. Joseph Bell Retires After Decades Protecting Staten Island
The New York Police Department honored Lt. Joseph Bell on his final day in uniform, celebrating a career dedicated to public safety and traffic enforcement on Staten Island. Bell, the commanding officer of Highway Unit 5 for the last 24 years, retired after 37 years of service, earning praise from colleagues who described him as an NYPD icon and a…
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Hochul signs sweeping anti-ICE protections in New York, expanding rights for immigrants and students
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a sweeping immigration package designed to shield New Yorkers from what she called aggressive federal immigration enforcement, creating some of the strongest state-level protections in the nation. The measures, included in the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, seek to limit cooperation between local agencies and ICE, strengthen constitutional protections and keep immigration enforcement away from…
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‘Not on my watch': NJ Gov. Sherrill unveils crackdown on AI data centers driving up energy bills for residents
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill unveiled a sweeping statewide strategy Thursday designed to rein in the growing impact of data centers as artificial intelligence and advanced computing fuel soaring energy demand across the region. Sherrill said data centers have become one of the biggest drivers of electricity costs in New Jersey, contributing to rising utility bills, pressure on the power…
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Gov. Mikie Sherrill introduces executive order to improve NJ Transit rider experience
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill detailed her Executive Order No. 16 this Tuesday, aimed at improving the commuter experience across NJ Transit. The executive order, signed by Sherrill in March, directs state transportation officials to develop a comprehensive plan within 45 days focused on improving the cleanliness, safety, accessibility and reliability of NJ Transit services. “Every New Jerseyan deserves a…
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Paterson voters head to the polls in heated mayoral election amid public safety concerns
Residents in Paterson, New Jersey, are voting Tuesday in a closely watched mayoral election overshadowed by concerns over public safety following a weekend shooting that left two people dead and four others injured. Incumbent Mayor André Sayegh is seeking a third term against City Councilman Alex Méndez, Councilman Michael Jackson and businessman Mohamed Akhtaruzzaman. Voters in Paterson, New Jersey,...
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NYC opens applications for free child care for city workers at Dinkins Building, here's how to apply
New York City officials on Wednesday announced that applications are now open for a new free child care pilot program for municipal workers, marking the city’s first initiative of its kind. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Department of Citywide Administrative Services Commissioner Yume Kitasei said the program, called “The Little Apple,” will provide full-day, full-year, on-site child care for eligible...
