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NYC's wildlife is making a comeback. Can it stay?

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By Barbara Russo-Lennon Verified
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Native New Yorkers have been returning home - not to live in waterfront properties, but in New York Harbor . Not to dwell in historic brownstones, but in sprawling green spaces. They're nesting on trees, not in houses. These repatriates are , , foxes, and a plethora of other animals that were once in decline in NYC. But thanks to government and private efforts put into action decades ago and continuing today, New Yorkers of the human kind have been enjoying the return of so much native wildlife.
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Attorney Sherry Ramsey turns her love of animals into a legal mission

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By Barbara Russo-Lennon Verified
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Sherry Ramsey has always had a major soft spot for animals. That is why she turned that lifelong passion into a profession, using her legal expertise to advocate for animals and protect their welfare through the growing field of animal law. A graduate of New York Law School in Lower Manhattan, Ramsey began her legal career in the late 1990s as a prosecutor in Monmouth County, NJ. But when the Sept.
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Outer-borough voters back NYC housing reforms amid affordability crisis

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By Barbara Russo-Lennon Verified
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A new poll found that voters in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island overwhelmingly support housing reforms aimed at expanding development, as many continue to struggle with affordability, long commutes and limited opportunities to buy homes. The survey, which came from the housing advocacy group Open New York and conducted by Global Strategy Group between Aug. 31 and Sept. 6, questioned 600 likely New York voters ahead of the 2026 general election.
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