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Walking and boating: Limited transportation options for New Yorkers 250 years ago

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By Samantha Liebman Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
A map of New York City in 1776 shows a city that basically stretches from the Battery to current-day City Hall. “This is the island as it was back then, no landfills and a lot of things that we’ve added since then. There’s no Battery Park and, obviously, the city comes maybe a quarter-mile more into the East River in places now,” said Ted Knudsen, a Queens College history professor.
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Queens program among new trainings to address air traffic controller shortage

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By Samantha Liebman Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
Adam Kutscera says he always looked to the skies for his future, and this past school year, he trained on an air traffic control simulator at Vaughn College of Aviation in Queens. Soon he will be off to a real control tower. “My grandfather was in aviation. He was in World War II, in the Air Force, and we just kind of started, kind of started like that. I used to go to LaGuardia, look at the planes sometimes,” Kutscera said.
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City budget dramatically expands eligibility for half-price transit program

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By Samantha Liebman Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
A budget agreement between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the City Council makes 340,000 more people eligible for the half-priced Fair Fares transit program. “We are making public transit more affordable for low-income New Yorkers by increasing the baseline for fare fares by $54 million,” Mamdani said Tuesday.
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