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Major Park Avenue Viaduct construction project completed for Metro-North

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By Barbara Russo-Lennon Verified
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Major structural replacement work on the MTA's Park Avenue Viaduct in Upper Manhattan has been completed, Gov. Kathy Hochul and MTA staff announced on Monday, adding that the work was done "60 months ahead of schedule and $195 million under budget." The work entailed crews having replaced 196 bridge structures and more than 12,600 feet of railroad over 28 weekends since October. 2023.
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Six months later, F and M train swap is "improving commutes:" MTA

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By Barbara Russo-Lennon Verified
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NYC Transit's historic F and M train swap that made headlines last December is proving beneficial for subway riders in the Big Apple, MTA representatives said on Monday. It has been just over six months since the transit agency permanently switched the two major train lines between Manhattan and Queens on Dec. 8, 2025, making it one of the most significant train route redesigns in recent years.
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Bullets graze woman after gunfire erupts in Queens

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By Barbara Russo-Lennon Verified
| amNewYork Verified
A woman suffered minor injuries after gunfire erupted in a normally quiet neighborhood in Queens on Sunday night, police said. According to law enforcement sources, officers from the 104th Precinct responded to a 911 call near the intersection of Wyckoff Avenue and Hancock Street in Ridgewood just before 11:30 p.m. on July 26. When they arrived, they found the woman bloodied from two graze wounds to her leg.
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