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A new booster for NYC's thousands of street vendors — legal and otherwise

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By Amanda Rozon , Michael Hill 
| Gothamist
Street vendors are an iconic part of New York City, whether they're selling roasted nuts at Times Square, halal food in Washington Square Park, mangoes in Coney Island or purses on Canal Street. But many work somewhere along a complicated thicket of rules and regulations, and can be especially vulnerable to both crime and law enforcement crackdowns.
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It's nesting time for piping plovers, NYC's 'cotton balls with legs'

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By Amanda Rozon 
| Gothamist
Each spring and summer, a nearly 1-mile stretch of Rockaway Beach is reserved for a special return visitor: the piping plover. In 1985, the tiny shorebird was listed as threatened under the U.S. Endangered Species Act after shoreline development, recreational beach use and early 20th century hunting severely diminished their population.
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Jersey City mayor accuses predecessor, Partnership for NYC head, of financial ‘deception’

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By Amanda Rozon , Michael Hill 
| Gothamist
The new mayor of Jersey City has been reckoning with the big and small challenges of leading a city in his first three weeks in office, including what he says is the financial mess his predecessor left. Jersey City Mayor James Solomon says former Mayor Steven Fulop — the new head of the business advocacy group, Partnership for New York City — left Jersey City with a $250 million deficit. Fulop said his successor is just playing politics.
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