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NYC Coronavirus Claims Lives Of 50 Teachers And School Staffers

Since schools shut down, 21 teachers, 22 paraprofessionals, two administrators and a cafeteria worker have lost their lives to COVID-19, according to the Department of Education.

Garbage Pick-Up Map Shows Where NYers Have Fled The City: Report

A look at how residential trash loads have changed during the coronavirus from THE CITY reveals shrinking Manhattan neighborhoods.

No Guarantee NYC Schools Will Reopen In September, Mayor Says

Mayor de Blasio said schools will not reopen without proof that community spread is under control and there could be no proof without tests.

Cuomo And Governors Announce Six-State Working Group To Plan Reopening

New York will join a working group of six states to plan reopening the economy, Gov. Cuomo announced Monday.

Fort Totten Could House Bodies Of Coronavirus Victims: Report

The city may temporarily bury the bodies of coronavirus victims at Fort Totten if the pandemic worsens, the New York Daily News reports.

NY Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 10K, Governor Cuomo Says

More than 10,000 New Yorkers had died from COVID-19 as of Sunday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday.

NYC Coronavirus Testing Sites Close Amid Wild Storm

Outdoor coronavirus testing sites in New York City closed Monday as a violent storm hit.

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