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reporter @thecityny covering (mostly) the world’s borough. spill the sweet, weird, fascinating, infuriating neighborhood tea to at hchu@thecity.nyc. she/她/佢
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How to enjoy NYC on the water ūüĆä

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By Katie Honan Verified, Haidee Chu Verified
| The City Reporter Verified
Dear New Yorkers, It can be hard to remember New York City is a water town, especially as I type this from an air conditioned office without a shore in sight. But summer gives us a chance to reconnect with the waterfront and waves, and we took that opportunity for this week’s newsletter.
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Hundreds of Manhattan Cooling Towers Haven’t Submitted Tests to Detect Legionella

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By Greg Smith, Haidee Chu Verified
| The City Reporter Verified
More than 500 cooling towers across Manhattan are not in compliance with city regulations requiring monthly water sample tests to help combat the spread of the potentially deadly Legionella bacteria, records examined by The City Reporter show. All told there are 568 towers that records show haven’t submitted required tests to the Department of Health since at least last year, of which 393 have no record of submitting any test results at all, a review of data by The City Reporter has found.
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‘They have all the power’: investigation finds that 93% of ICE arrests targeted Latinos

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By Gwynne Hogan Verified, Rosalind Adams Verified, Haidee Chu Verified
| Inkl
The arrests have rattled Latino neighborhoods, as people disappear in moments as mundane as buying milk, walking their dog, taking out the trash or picking up their children from soccer practice. Street arrests are different from other types of immigration enforcement in that they unfold in minutes, often on quiet residential streets and out of public view. Many immigrants who had no expectation of being detained were targeted at the sole discretion of agents in the field.
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