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On-Air Content Creator at @NYSE. Putting love and light back into the news feed 🌈. 7x NYC Marathon runner 🏃‍♀️. Manhattan girl with a Queens soul ♥️.
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$375K grant to subsidize child care costs for women working 'nontraditional' jobs

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By Ashley Mastronardi Verified
| News 12 New York Verified
Women who work in nontraditional jobs such as construction just got a boost from the government - a grant for $375,000 to help with child care. Local officials gathered at the headquarters for Nontraditional Employment for Women. It’s a nonprofit that supports women and nonbinary people working in the building, construction, maintenance and transportation industries. The grant was made possible by state Sen. Jessica Ramos and other leaders.
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Attorney claims NYC's 'Operation Padlock to Protect' cannabis campaign is unconstitutional

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By Ashley Mastronardi Verified
| News 12 Brooklyn Verified
Mayor Eric Adams recently kicked off “Operation Padlock to Protect," a campaign that gives law enforcement the authority to padlock cannabis shops that are selling and operating illegally. But some say what the city’s doing is unconstitutional. Experts say there are about 3,000-4,000 cannabis shops in the city, but only a small percentage of those are operating legally.
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Sources: Man shot girlfriend, her son in attempted East Harlem murder-suicide

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By Ashley Mastronardi Verified
| News 12 New York Verified
A man shot his girlfriend and her teenage son in a domestic violence incident in East Harlem on Thursday, according to sources. Police say it happened around 12:30 p.m. Thursday inside of 165 East 112th St. Sources tell News 12 that a 45-year-old man showed up at his ex-girlfriend’s apartment and shot her 19-year-old son when he opened the door. He then allegedly turned the gun on his ex-girlfriend.
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