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New York City based reporter and photographer.

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Decade-plus push to put floating pool on East River faces another delay

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By Liam Quigley Verified
| Gothamist Verified
The long-stalled plan to build a floating pool in the East River is once again delayed. For more than 15 years, organizers behind the +POOL project have worked to design and build a pool that filters water from the filthy waterway to make it clean enough for swimming. A prototype pool meant to test the viability of a final version of the project was slated to hit the East River off of Manhattan this summer, two years after Gov.
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Teen on e-motorbike killed in crash near Brooklyn Bridge bike lane, steps from City Hall

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By Brittany Kriegstein Verified, Liam Quigley Verified
| Gothamist Verified
A 17-year-old riding an electric motorbike was killed in Manhattan Wednesday morning after he collided with a Chevy Tahoe SUV while coming off the Brooklyn Bridge, police said. NYPD officials reported the crash happened just before 9 a.m., steps away from City Hall when the motorcycle rider merged into traffic heading north on Centre Street. EMS pronounced the teen dead. The motorbike at the scene appeared to be a model that is not legal to operate on city streets because it can reach 30 mph.
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Family of teen killed in Central Park horse carriage accident plans to sue city

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By Liam Quigley Verified
| Gothamist Verified
The family of the 18-year-old Indian tourist who was killed last month in a Central Park carriage horse crash announced plans on Monday to sue the city over his death. Romanch Mahajan, 18, was visiting New York City from India with family and was thrown from the carriage after the horse pulling it through Central Park bolted. The June incident marked the first death of a carriage passenger in at least five decades and has fueled longstanding calls to ban the industry.
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