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Bellevue's warming center emerges as a model for humane care Original

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By Tanya Rivero Warren Verified
| WABC-TV (New York, NY) Verified
NEW YORK (WABC) -- The Bellevue warming center is located in the hospital's H Building, toward the back of the campus and close to the southeast lobby. Both entrances are open 24 hours a day, and no one is ever turned away. The hospital is quietly emerging as a model for humane treatment in a crisis. We toured the facility today and were impressed with the level of care.
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Family of woman attacked at Brooklyn subway station says she is traumatized

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By Tanya Rivero Warren Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Police have arrested a man they say is behind a series of random attacks at a Brooklyn subway station over the weekend. Benita Frias, one of the victims of Saturday's subway attack, is recovering from surgery on Monday after the random, violent assault. Her family says the attack came out of nowhere. "She didn't look at him on the face, there was no interaction," said the victim's daughter Isamar Duran.
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NYC Weather: Extreme cold, snow and sludge affecting sanitation, officials say Original

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By Tanya Rivero Warren Verified
| WABC-TV (New York, NY) Verified
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Ten days after a powerful storm blanketed the city, sanitation crews are still hard at work removing snow that has been iced over in the frigid temperatures. According to the mayor, they have cleared about 60,000 crosswalks, 12,000 fire hydrants and 17,000 crosswalks so far and have melted more than 180 million pounds of snow. If you haven't done so already, now is the time to dig your car out of the snow before we get another deep freeze.
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