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Broadway’s Next Generation Takes Over NYC For One Night

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Jelani Remy is bringing NextGen Spotlight back to Hell’s Kitchen, giving emerging Broadway talent a stage alongside industry veterans. (Courtesy of Jelani Remy ) MIDTOWN/HELL'S KITCHEN— When a choir teacher encouraged then-freshman Jelani Remy to audition for his high school’s production of "Grease," he struck gold. Remy, who grew up in New Jersey, landed the role of Doody— and a first taste of the life he would pursue onstage.
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9/11 Records Reveal What Officials Knew About Toxic Air In NYC

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NEW YORK CITY— Asbestos was still being detected about a half-mile from the World Trade Center site 10 months after the Sept. 11 attacks, and tests also found elevated levels of carcinogenic benzene near Ground Zero, according to more than 170,000 pages of City records released on this week. “People got sick because the leaders they trusted lied and told them they were safe to breathe in toxic air,” Mayor Zohran Mamdani said.
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How To Negotiate Your Rent In NYC Before Renewing Your Lease

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NEW YORK CITY— For New Yorkers facing a rent increase, the latest market data could offer some leverage. Manhattan renters got a small break in August as median rent dipped for the first time in eight months. But across New York City, limited apartment supply continues to keep prices high. The median net-effective rent for a market-rate apartment in Manhattan fell 0.2 percent from July to $5,285, according to August data from the Corcoran Group.
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