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Kirstin Cole

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Emmy Award winning reporter/anchor WPIX-TV--off 🎥: mama & wifey, crazy 🎾 lady, ❣️🐴, 🚴🏼‍♀️, adventurer. Roots for the underdog.
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Year-round outdoor dining returns to New York City Original

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By Kirstin Cole Verified
| WPIX-TV (New York, NY) Verified
LITTLE ITALY, Manhattan (PIX11) — Outdoor dining will soon be back on the menu for thousands of city eateries after plummeting post-pandemic. Fees and red tape were the ingredients that made this a dish many owners could not stomach. The New York City Council says that by making it easier and cheaper for outside dining to run, it will keep food on the table for thousands of workers who will keep their jobs.
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New Jersey signs act to limit social media addiction for children

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By Kirstin Cole Verified
| WPIX-TV (New York, NY) Verified
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (PIX11) — The typical teen spends 35 hours a week on social media platforms, the equivalent of a full-time job. New Jersey is now taking new steps to protect children from online harm, as Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed the “New Jersey Kids Code Act,” which will force platforms to make children’s accounts harder to find, set default privacy settings to the highest level for minors, and feature content meant to keep young users constantly engaged.
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New Jersey signs act to limit social media addiction for children

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By Kirstin Cole Verified
| Yahoo Verified
New Jersey signs act to limit social media addiction for children Wed, August 12, 2026 at 6:37 AM EDT New Jersey signs act to limit social media addiction for children JERSEY CITY, N.J. (PIX11) -- The typical teen spends 35 hours a week on social media platforms, the equivalent of a full-time job. New Jersey is now taking new steps to protect children from online harm, as Gov.
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