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Whole Foods opening smaller stores for NYC shoppers
Want Whole Foods without the whole store? You’ve got it. America’s beloved grocer announced Monday it is bringing a new format store — Whole Foods Market Daily Shop — to New York City to make grocery shopping more convenient for urban consumers. The first location is expected to open on the Upper East Side in Manhattan, at 1175 Third Avenue,…
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Whole Foods Market Daily Shop coming to NYC
The Upper East Side will soon host the city’s first smaller incarnation of a Whole Foods store.
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Shocking video of woman striking NYPD officer with car leads to charges
An officer suffered serious injuries after video showed him get struck by a wrong-way driver on Park Avenue on the Upper East Side. The officer is expected to recover, and the driver is now facing charges. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.
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Video shows wrong-way driver strike NYPD cop with car on Upper East Side; woman charged
A woman is facing charges after video showed her barrel into an NYPD officer while behind the wheel of her vehicle on the Upper East Side, and police said she did so intentionally.
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Ex-Obama advisor gets plea deal to avoid hate crime charge for rant on NYC halal vendor
In Nov., video made the rounds on social media showing Stuart Seldowitz — a former security adviser to President Barack Obama — launching into the virulent rant against a worker at an Upper East Side halal stop.
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NYPD officer struck by car on Upper East Side
The officer suffered a broken arm and a broken leg in an incident that started with a clothing store robbery nearby. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.
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NYPD officer suffers broken arm, leg after struck by car fleeing Upper East Side robbery
An NYPD officer was badly hurt after being struck by a car in Manhattan as it was attempting to flee from a nearby clothing store robbery, according to police.
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East Midtown Greenway new waterfront finally opens to the public
The East Midtown Greenway and Andrew Haswell Green Park long-awaited projects have finally opened to the public. NBC New York’s Linda Gaudino takes us through the new green space.
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Shot fired as robbers try to swipe $3OK watch at JG Melon on Upper East Side: Police
Two thieves went up to a customer outside one of New York City’s best-known burger spots and tried to take the man’s watch off his wrist before one of the robbers fired a shot, according to police.
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2 thieves fire shot during attempted robbery outside JG Melon
News 4’s Marc Santia reports.
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Man arrested after rant at halal food truck worker
Natalie Pasquarella shares the latest details.
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NYPD arrests former Obama adviser accused of making hateful remarks to Manhattan halal vendor
A video making the rounds on social media showed Stuart Seldowitz — a former security adviser to President Barack Obama — launching into the virulent rant against a worker at an Upper East Side halal stop.
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Former Obama advisor accused of making hateful remarks to Manhattan halal vendor
The NYPD is investigating a man seen in a video allegedly going on a hateful rant against a halal food worker on the Upper East Side, fueled by the Israel-Hamas war. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.
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Getting Ready for the Senior Prom
Free manicures for senior women as they get ready for the senior prom happening on the Upper East Side on Thursday. Rana Novini reports.
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Man arraigned for vandalizing Upper East Side synagogues and Jewish ambulance: DA
A New York City man was indicted for defacing three Manhattan synagogues and a Jewish volunteer ambulance in August, according to the Manhattan district attorney’s office.
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Police search for inmate who escaped from NYC hospital
Police are searching for a prisoner who escaped from Mount Sinai West hospital.
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NYPD looking for inmate who escaped Mt. Sinai Hospital in midtown: Police
Police are searching for a man who was in custody but escaped from a Manhattan hospital after his arrest, the NYPD said.
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Man with young child in stroller has randomly attacked several women on Upper East Side: Cops
A man has allegedly been attacking women belligerently in a typically quiet Manhattan neighborhood — all while he pushes a small child in a stroller.
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Subway suspect arrested for unprovoked shove on 74-year-old at NYC station: Police
Police say the man behind a violent subway station shove on the Upper East Side that sent a 74-year-old to the tracks this week is now in custody. After his arrest, Derrick Mills could be heard saying he pushed the man at the 68th Street-Hunter College station because “he called me a woman.” But that’s contrary to how police...
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Upper East Side subway shove suspect arrested
Police say they have arrested the man responsible for an unprovoked subway shove on the Upper East Side. News 4’s Checkey Beckford reports.