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Flooding is becoming more frequent. Here’s how New Yorkers should prepare

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By Iru Ekpunobi Verified, Janae Pierre
| Gothamist Verified
New York City is prone to flooding during heavy rainfall, and the city’s aging stormwater and sewer infrastructure doesn’t help. According to the New York State Climate Assessment, total precipitation in New York City is projected to increase between 4% and 11% by the 2050s relative to the 1981–2010 average.
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NY epidemiologist shares tips on how to protect yourself from EEE

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By Jared Marcelle Verified, Janae Pierre
| Gothamist Verified
Fall is here, but the mosquitoes are still buzzing in the New York metro area — and with them come mosquito-borne illnesses, including eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE. Last month, New York state recorded its first human EEE death since 2015, in Ulster County, leading the state’s health commissioner to declare the disease an imminent threat to public health.
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En Garde! Brooklyn Tech grad makes lunge to Olympic fame

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By Janae Pierre, Elizabeth Shwe Verified, Joseph Capriglione Verified
| Gothamist Verified
Anne Cebula is among the dozens of New Yorkers who are competing at this year’s Olympic Games. However, unlike many of her fellow athletes, Cebula – who hails from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn – didn’t even start her sport until she was 15. That’s when she joined a free after-school fencing club as a freshman at Brooklyn Technical High School in Fort Greene. She went on to win two NCAA titles and became the first student-athlete to claim a title in any sport at Barnard College.
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