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First Subway Elevators Fully Funded by Developer to Open in Midtown

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By Jose Martinez Verified, José Martinez, Jose Martínez, José Martínez
| The City Reporter Verified
Even before another “Billionaires’ Row” tower pierces the Manhattan skyline, the developer of the planned skyscraper is leaving a mark underground. Two new subway elevators at the 57th Street stop beneath Sixth Avenue are fully funded by the real estate firm Sedesco, which plans to build a high-rise at 41 W. 57th St., a long-empty plot between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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Orthodox Critics Call For MTA to Nix ‘Museum of Sex’ Bus Ads

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By Jose Martinez Verified, José Martinez, Jose Martínez, José Martínez
| The City Reporter Verified
Those Museum of Sex ads plastered on MTA buses are making for rough rides. As Orthodox Jewish critics of the inescapable promotional signs pressed the MTA to expel them from the fronts of buses, the head of the transportation authority conceded Wednesday that some commuters and transit workers have been exposed to crude cracks because of them.
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Family of Teen Killed in Carriage Crash Calls for End of Central Park Horse Rides

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By Jose Martinez Verified, José Martinez, Jose Martínez, José Martínez
| The City Reporter Verified
Grieving relatives of a teenage tourist killed in a Central Park horse carriage crash last week pleaded Monday with Mayor Zohran Mamdani to immediately shut down the industry on the eve of the rides resuming. Days after the death of 18-year-old Romanch Mahajan, his loved ones called the planned Tuesday return of the rides in the park “a profound insult to our family” in a letter to Mamdani that was read aloud at a Central Park vigil for the tragic teen.
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